TRON (TRX) experienced a significant increase in network activity during October, indicating a rise in the platform’s adoption. However, this upward momentum was short-lived as November brought about a different scenario.
TRON’s Success in October
Recent data shared by Lookonchain highlights TRON’s achievements in the first month of the fourth quarter. The blockchain recorded a total of 238.6 million transactions in October, marking an 8.15% increase from the previous month.
Moreover, on October 24th, TRON saw a peak of 10.46 million transactions, the highest in a year.
An analysis of Artemis’ data conducted by CryptoCrypto further revealed that TRON maintained high daily active addresses throughout October, indicating consistent blockchain usage. Additionally, TRON’s fees and revenue showed positive growth during the same period.
While most metrics saw an increase in activity during October, TRON’s performance took a hit in November. The number of active addresses dropped from 2 million to 1.7 million at the start of the month, leading to a decline in transactions and overall blockchain activity. The platform also witnessed a decrease in fees and revenue.
Current Status of TRX
In November, TRX’s price stabilization was evident with minimal fluctuations over the past week, trading at $0.1623 at present. However, there are potential signs of a positive shift.
An analysis of Coinglass’ data by CryptoCrypto indicated a recent increase in the long/short ratio, suggesting a higher number of long positions relative to short positions. This shift could potentially signal a bullish trend.
Despite these indicators, TRX continues to face challenges. The cryptocurrency slipped below crucial support levels and its 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), hinting at a potential further decline towards $0.15.