In a landmark legal resolution filed Thursday, the SEC dismissed all charges against Justin Sun, the Tron Foundation, and BitTorrent Foundation.
For TRX, native to the Tron blockchain, the settlement removes the single most significant regulatory overhang the altcoin has carried since 2023.
However, as of this writing, the TRX price is trading 35% below its December 2024 all-time high.
Here is everything you need to know and whether the development could be positive for the altcoin.
For three years, one question followed every TRX price rally: What happens if the SEC wins?
On Thursday, March 5, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) answered definitively — by walking away.
In a proposed final judgment filed with the Southern District of New York, the SEC agreed to dismiss all remaining claims against Justin Sun, the Tron Foundation, and the BitTorrent Foundation.
In exchange, Rainberry Inc., one of Sun’s companies, will pay a $10 million civil penalty, as CCN reported earlier.
The settlement, if approved, will close one of the most high-profile crypto enforcement actions of the Gary Gensler era.
As of this writing, TRX is trading around $0.28, approximately 35.6% below its all-time high of $0.45.
Despite the enormity of the legal news, TRX’s immediate price reaction has been muted.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, the Tron is grinding inside a rising channel with unusual resilience.
While it is essentially flat, the TRX price is holding above the Supertrend at $0.28 inside an ascending parallel channel that has contained it since the Feb. 6 low.
Notably, a rising support trendline has held every dip. The green zone near $0.28 has acted as a reliable demand on multiple tests.
Meanwhile, resistance sits at $0.29.
Amid all of these, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is ticking higher. The line (0.00076) recently crossed above the signal (0.00059), turning the histogram bars green.
While Tron might remain in consolidation, a breakout above $0.29 targets the channel’s upper boundary near $0.31.

The timing of the Tron settlement is not random.
It fits squarely within a broader recalibration of the SEC’s approach to crypto enforcement under the Trump administration and new Chairman Paul Atkins.
Following Trump’s 2024 re-election, Justin Sun made a purchase that raised significant eyebrows.
For context, he bought approximately $75 million worth of World Liberty Financial tokens (WLFI).
Also, the token is tied to a company partially owned by Trump and his family.
By mid-2025, Sun’s overall WLFI ownership, including unvested tokens, had reached nearly $700 million.
While the SEC has not commented on any connection between Sun’s WLFI position and the settlement, the sequence of events — a large investment in the President’s family-linked token, followed by a lawsuit pause, followed by the settlement- has not gone unnoticed in financial and legal circles.
However, this does not mean that was what influenced the final judgment.
From an on-chain perspective, CCN observed that the Weighted Sentiment has turned positive as the TRX price approaches key resistance.
As shown below, the metric has spiked to 2.893 today — the highest positive reading since the Jan. 12 peak near $0.322.
During that period, the altcoin price topped, and TRX subsequently fell 16% over the following weeks.
The pattern has repeated consistently. Every significant positive sentiment spike on this chart — Dec. 24, Jan. 12, and now March 6 — coincided with or immediately preceded a price peak.
Negative sentiment troughs, by contrast, marked the Feb. 4 low near $0.27 before the recovery.
However, today’s sentiment spiked to 2.89, which coincided with TRX testing the $0.28 resistance.

This indicates that the crowd is bullish. But since the TRX price has not registered notable gains lately, sentiment could drive higher demand, possibly sending the altcoin price close to its all-time high.
On the weekly chart, TRX’s current consolidation puts it in sharp perspective.
After a 72.88% rally from the 2024 breakout, the price is now compressing inside a descending triangle at the 0.618 Fibonacci level ($0.30) — directly where the 20-EMA ($0.292) sits.
The triangle is tightening. Lower highs and a flat base near $0.280 are converging fast.
A breakout above the falling trendline targets the annotated short- to mid-term target at $0.36416 (0.786 Fib) — a 27% move from the current price.
In addition, 20-EMA has acted as notable support throughout the 2024–2025 bull run.
Since the TRX price is testing it now, holding it on a weekly close is critical. In a highly bullish scenario, it could rally to its all-time high near $0.45.

However, bulls lose $0.28, and the triangle breaks down toward $0.25 (0.5 Fib); a correction could be next.
For now, that seems unlikely, but traders might need to watch out for Bitcoin (BTC). If Bitcoin’s price slides below $65,000, the TRX bullish price prediction could be invalidated.