- Tron (TRX) recorded $1.4B in realized profits in the past 24 hours, the second-largest daily figure of 2025, with nearly $1B per day over the last several days.
- Long-term holders (3–5 years) from the 2020–2021 cycle drove most of the selling, exiting into strength without major capitulation signals.
- Despite heavy profit-taking, TRX price remains stable around $0.33, outperforming much of the broader crypto market during the recent downturn.
On-chain data from Glassnode shows Tron (TRX) just went through one of its largest profit-taking sprees of 2025. In the past 24 hours alone, the network recorded about $1.4 billion in realized profits — the second biggest single-day figure this year.
The Realized Profit metric tracks the total gains investors are locking in by comparing the price each token last moved at to its current selling price. If the sell price is higher, the difference is counted as profit. Interestingly, Tron’s Realized Lossremains low, meaning this wave of profit-taking hasn’t been paired with panic selling or capitulation.
Who’s Selling?
Glassnode’s breakdown points to one particular group — wallets holding TRX for three to five years — as the main drivers of this move. These are likely long-term holders from the 2020–2021 cycle cashing out while prices are still relatively strong.
The network has been seeing nearly $1 billion in daily profits since Saturday, marking its most sustained wave of profit-taking in months. Glassnode suggests this shift in behavior could impact short-term market sentiment, as older coins being sold into strength often signal a cooling-off period ahead.
Price Holds Steady… For Now
Despite the selling, TRX has held up better than most of the market during the recent downturn. While other major cryptocurrencies have seen notable pullbacks, Tron is still trading around $0.33, showing resilience even as large, seasoned holders take profits.
