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Recently in the crypto world, TRX (Tron) is really tough, so tough that it leaves people speechless. Just look at its trend; it's basically a "hard man" in the crypto circle. Even BNB looks like a little brother standing in front of it. When Bitcoin (BTC) was halving, TRX kept charging upward regardless.
But as tough as this coin is, honestly, I feel uneasy about its future. Why? Because TRX's current "moat" is actually a bit shaky.
Everyone knows, what's TRX's biggest application scenario? It's the small payments on that "certain news site." This is TRX's core usage and the reason it dares to be so bold. But there's a huge risk here: wasn't the boss of that news site, Durov, involved before? Now he's out, but this isn't over.
This boss is a tough guy who has long had his eyes on the big pie of payments on his platform. Imagine, who would want to give such a big piece of the pie to TRX to earn fees? So he already set up his own TON blockchain. Now that he's back, he could easily push TON to become the primary payment method for that news site. It's like you're running a mall; your previous tenants (TRX) made a lot of money there, but now you've opened your own shop (TON). Would you leave the best storefront for your own shop? That's only a matter of time.
However, TRX won't collapse overnight. The reason is interesting: the TON chain is too transparent and operates too legitimately. The guys involved in shady activities on that news site are most afraid of transparency. They are probably still willing to stick with TRX because everyone is used to it, and it has better "cover-up" capabilities than TON.
So the current situation is quite awkward: TRX looks fierce, but there's a sword hanging over it—"TON could take over at any time." The boss wants to promote his own child (TON), but users have their own concerns. This investment is basically a gamble on human nature; the risks are quite high, and no one can predict the outcome. As ordinary people, we should just take it step by step, don't just look at its rise and be careful not to get caught holding the bag at the end.