Tron (TRX) traded at around $0.335 late on Friday evening, October 2, 2026 (according to CoinGecko). Hardly any large crypto asset is moving as little right now: since September 2, every dail
Tron (TRX) traded at around $0.335 late on Friday evening, October 2, 2026 (according to CoinGecko). Hardly any large crypto asset is moving as little right now: since September 2, every daily close has sat between $0.325 and $0.345 (CoinMarketCap). On Sunday the network finally sees some movement, even if the price does not at first. The third round of the DeFi Summer rewards campaign begins. For the Tron price prediction, the question is whether campaigns of this kind can pull TRX out of its range.
From October 4 at 8:00 a.m. Singapore time, which is 2:00 a.m. on Sunday in central Europe, raised interest rates apply for 60 days to four assets of the Tron network: TRX, the stablecoin USDD and the tokens JST and SUN. The reward pool comes to $2 million, and participation runs through the lending market JustLend DAO, including via the DeFi function of Binance Wallet, as ChainCatcher reports. Anyone who took part in the second round does not have to sign up again.
TRX has been moving within a range of just six percent for a month.
Measured against the size of the network, the pool is small. TRX alone carries a market capitalisation of around $31.8 billion (CoinGecko). Spread over 60 days, $2 million is a lure for deposits into the lending markets, not a sum that moves the TRX price directly. The effect could be more noticeable on the smaller tokens: JST has roughly quadrupled within a year, while SUN is down around a third over the same period.
The one-year chart shows a price running far more quietly than the rest of the market. Over twelve months TRX is down around 2 percent, and over 30 days it is up around 3 percent (CoinGecko). Daily closes over the past twelve months have sat between $0.27 and $0.375, and the record high of $0.4313 dates from December 2024.
Tron over 365 days: daily closing prices with the 50-day and 200-day averages, as of October 2, 2026.
$0.345 is the level on the upside. On September 21 TRX closed at $0.3446, and the price has gone no higher in the past 30 days. A close above it would be the first break out of the range since early September.
Around $0.336 and $0.327 are the two average lines we calculate from CoinMarketCap daily closes. The 50-day average, at $0.336, sits just above the current price; the 200-day average, at $0.327, just below it. TRX therefore stands exactly between the two, a picture of a market without direction.
$0.325 is the level on the downside, the close of September 2 and the low of the past 30 days. If TRX falls below it, the price leaves its range to the downside.
A large part of the activity on Tron consists of stablecoin transfers, above all USDT. Those payments require TRX to pay fees, but hardly anyone holds it to speculate with. That steadies demand and dampens the swings. How transfers over Tron work in practice is shown in our guide sending USDT via TRC20.
Raised interest rates in DeFi campaigns always have a flip side. Anyone depositing coins with JustLend is relying on the program code of the lending market and on its collateral. With the stablecoin USDD a risk of its own is added: it already came loose from the dollar once, in 2022. The raised rates also apply only as long as the reward pool lasts, and they are usually paid out in tokens whose price fluctuates.
In DeFi campaigns, higher rewards always mean higher risks too.
Anyone who would rather hold TRX without DeFi risk can also stake it through regulated providers; the terms that apply there are shown in our comparison of staking providers. For self-custody, a wallet that supports the Tron network is enough.
Three points sum up the situation. First: TRX has been stuck for a month in a narrow range between $0.325 and $0.345, and only a close outside it is a signal. Second: DeFi Summer revives the network's lending markets, but the reward pool is too small to carry the price on its own. Third: anyone joining the campaign should know the risks of program code and stablecoin and commit only what they can spare.
Whether an entry at the current price is worthwhile is assessed by our analysis Is Tron a Good Buy at Current Prices?. Crypto assets swing sharply and a total loss is possible. This article places news and price levels in context.
(As of October 2, 2026. This article is not investment advice. Prices and fee structures change; check the terms with the provider before you buy.)
