TRON daily transactions reached 14.55 million, setting a new all-time high three times in the past ten days
According to ChainCatcher, TRONSCAN data shows that the daily transaction count on TRON has reached 14.55 million, setting a new all-time high. In the past 10 days, this metric has broken historical records three times. At the same time, the daily active accounts on the TRON network also reached a historical high on June 10, surpassing 5.8 million; over the past 30 days, the average number of active accounts was 5.18 million, indicating a continuous increase in network activity.
In addition, TRX was officially listed recently on Bitnomial, an exchange and clearinghouse regulated by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and spot trading has been opened. This provides a new compliant and regulated channel for US market participants to access the TRON ecosystem.

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