Key Takeaways
The last few months have been tough for altcoins, including Tron (TRX).
Over the last 90 days, the TRX price has decreased by 19%.72%, keeping the coveted $1 milestone well out of reach.
Yet, some analysts believe that the target could still happen this cycle. In this analysis, CCN reveals why it is implausible.
Between June 23 and Aug. 18, TRX posted an impressive streak of nine consecutive green weekly candles. This fueled speculation that the altcoin could reach $1 before the end of the cycle.
During that run, bullish sentiment dominated social platforms, and many traders expected the rally to accelerate.
However, that scenario has not materialized. The trend has shifted, and the TRX price is now trapped inside a descending triangle, a pattern that signals weakening momentum and the potential for further downside.
Although the chart still indicates horizontal support near $0.29, the broader technical structure appears to be weak.
With lower highs consistently forming and sellers outweighing buyers at each bounce, the setup suggests increasing pressure on the support level.
Furthermore, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) has formed a bearish crossover. This MACD position indicates weak momentum.

If this trend persists, the TRX price risks declining to the support level at $0.25, with the potential to drop to $0.22.
Amid this weakness, on-chain data from Santiment shows that TRX’s funding rate has turned negative.
Because funding is negative and TRX’s price has fallen, it means that short positions currently dominate the derivatives market.
This position signals excessive bearish sentiment. When the market leans too heavily toward shorts, especially after a sustained decline, the probability of a short squeeze decreases.

As it stands, the TRX price risks declining below the $0.25 support unless demand increases anytime soon.
On the daily chart, TRX price remains confined within a falling channel.
At the same time, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has slipped into negative territory, signaling that capital outflows are dominating the market.
This confirms weakening demand as sellers continue to outweigh buyers.
Additionally, the Supertrend indicator is bearish, with its red line positioned above the current price, acting as immediate resistance.
If these conditions persist, TRX could decline toward $0.26, where the next major support lies.
In a more severe bearish scenario, especially if market sentiment deteriorates, the price may even slide to $0.21.
On the other hand, a recovery remains possible, but only under strict conditions. TRX must break above the descending trendline with substantial volume to signal a meaningful trend reversal.

If notable buying pressure emerges, the price could first climb to the 0.382 Fibonacci level at $0.30.
Should demand intensify beyond that point, TRX’s price may extend its upward move toward $0.35, challenging previous resistance zones.
If the broader market condition turns highly bullish, then a run to $1 might be plausible.