A few days ago at Times Square in New York, TRON rang the Nasdaq opening bell.

This is the first time in the blockchain industry that a chain with a mainnet and real asset support has taken the stage on the US stock market.

Many people may not have realized what this means yet—it's not as simple as "listing"; rather, a chain is connecting to the global capital system in a compliant manner.

This has actually been in the works for a long time. The new entity is called Tron Inc, which is the largest publicly listed holder of TRX.

More importantly, the ecosystem is synchronized and interconnected. On-chain, JustLend DAO supports the liquidity and lending system, while stUSDT brings off-chain earnings on-chain. These are all real operating asset structures. Once capital comes in, it can directly pass through this structure and ultimately reach the user end, project parties, and protocols.

Recently you may have noticed that the trend of TRX has shown significant resilience. This is positive feedback brought about by structural design: capital has an entry point, funds have a destination, and value can be closed-looped.

The data is more realistic. TRON's stablecoin trading volume can exceed 30 billion US dollars in a single day, and on-chain USDT accounts for more than half of the global total. The number of addresses exceeds 320 million, second only to Ethereum, but with a faster growth rate. In the past 30 days, the on-chain revenue alone has reached 360 million US dollars, making it a truly profitable chain.

So when this clock rings on Wall Street, it is not just a debut for Web3, but more like a signal: this industry is gradually being brought into the view of the financial world.

TRON has reached this point thanks to a long-term stable network and a truly usable ecosystem. The listing is just the beginning; next, it will play the role of a bridge between traditional finance and the on-chain world.

The door is already open, the next step will be quick.
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