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$TRX Price Prediction: #TRON Eyes $0.366 by 2027 Despite $NEAR-Term Consolidation Around $0.30 TRX price prediction shows consolidation $NEAR $0.30 with medium-term target of $0.29-$0.304 range, while long-term #TRON forecast points to $0.366 by December 2027.

Tron achieved a significant 116.7% increase in fee earnings last year, from $922.08 million in 2023 to the $2.15 billion earned in 2024. As one of the largest blockchains for stablecoins, accelerating stablecoin usage has fueled steady growth in Tron’s monthly fee earnings, from $38.36 million in January 2023 to a high of $342.54 million in December 2024. Tron has outpaced Ethereum with higher fee earnings in the last six consecutive months, however it remains to be seen whether Tron will be able to surpass Ethereum as the top fee-earning blockchain this year. Solana saw an even larger jump of 2,838.0% in its annual fee earnings, from just $25.55 million in 2023 to the $750.65 million recorded in 2024. Solana was by far the most popular blockchain ecosystem last year, with transaction volume surging to the point of network congestion in April 2024. Unlike Tron, Solana’s monthly fee earnings remained flat throughout 2023 and experienced a more erratic rise in 2024, from $15.54 million in January to a high of $197.50 in November, then moderating to $120.95 million in December. In comparison, Bitcoin’s 15.9% growth in annual fee earnings and BNB Chain’s 8.7% growth were much more modest, but still outpaced Ethereum’s 3.0%. Bitcoin has seen its fee earning ability strengthen in recent years, driven by increased activity from Ordinal NFTs, BRC-20 and Rune tokens, as well as rapidly growing interest to build on Bitcoin. Meanwhile, TON ranked as the 10th highest fee-earning blockchain, with $35.28 million in annual fees earned last year. This comes after popular messaging app Telegram officially integrated TON, enabling more accessible onchain interactions such as tap-to-earn blockchain games.

Which Blockchains Earn the Most Fees? Ethereum earned the most fees among all blockchains in 2024, generating an annual total of $2.48 billion from gas fees. Tron emerged as the second highest earning blockchain, recording $2.15 billion in total annual fees last year. This means that on a daily average basis, Ethereum earned $6.79 million a day and Tron earned $5.89 million daily in fees last year. Bitcoin and Solana followed further behind with $922.89 million and $750.65 million in annual fees respectively. BNB Chain was the only other blockchain to earn in the hundreds of millions, with $194.78 million in annual fees.

$TRX is forming a classic Head & Shoulders pattern on the 1-hour timeframe — a structure often hinting at a trend reversal from bullish to bearish momentum. 🔹Left Shoulder: Formed near 0.3005, showing the first local top. 🔸Head: Peaked around 0.3030, marking the highest point of the current uptrend. 🔹Right Shoulder: Developed at 0.3000, slightly lower, confirming momentum loss. 🔸Neckline: Around 0.2970–0.2980, acting as the critical support and trigger zone. If the neckline breaks below 0.2970 with volume confirmation, we could see a downside target toward 0.2920–0.2880, aligning with prior horizontal supports. 🎯 Key Levels to Watch Immediate Support: 0.2970 (Neckline) Downside Targets: 0.2920 / 0.2880 Invalidation Level: Above 0.3025 (Head zone reclaim) If #TRX loses neckline support, short-term correction may deepen — but reclaiming 0.3025 would negate the pattern and restore bullish bias.