I wrote my opinion that when the price drops by 50%, all leverage on exchanges is wiped out. Bitcoin had no objective preconditions; its ecosystem is functioning smoothly, meaning this is likely speculation. As soon as new crypto-regulatory laws are passed in the US, this could become a new driver of crypto market growth.
We wouldn't be so optimistic, as experience has shown that laws change as soon as a new government comes to power.
Perhaps if several wars end soon, we too will see a large green candle.
Speaking of the US, I see press conferences and read articles where Trump accuses the previous White House administration of many mistakes, but the old laws don't change. People change, but the politics don't.
We still don't know how the US-Iran war will end, or whether China will attack Taiwan. If the US launches a ground operation in Iran, China may take more decisive action in Taiwan.
I don't know who uses the TRC20 network at all, it's terribly expensive. I know that there is a thing with Tron Energy, which can reduce the network fee for these transactions, but what is the purpose if I have to buy an additional asset so that the transactions would be approximately as favourable as on other networks.
TRC20 was a lot cheaper to transact USDT when ETH had its DeFi/NFT bull run and every transaction costed $100. That's why it was known as the "cheaper" alternative. Now that no one hardly uses ETH again and there is no competition to see who snipes a monkey jpeg faster, it became cheaper.
Statistics on this issue are open.
https://defillama.com/chain/ethereumhttps://defillama.com/chain/tronI frequently use the Ethereum ecosystem, and I work with L2 solutions where the fee is $0.001 or less. This significantly impacts L1 fees.
I have long forgotten about the Tron and high commissions.
The ecosystem should work out of the box, not through quests for purchasing energy or staking coins for cheap transactions.
