Justin Sun's Nasdaq experiment is 15 cents from a delisting warning.

TRON Inc shares are hovering around $1.15–$1.22 — barely above Nasdaq's $1 minimum bid price. Per Protos, the stock has shed roughly 50% from this year's highs, and Finnhub data puts the one-year return near −55%. Close below $1 for 30 straight sessions and Nasdaq starts a 180-day compliance clock toward delisting.

The irony: TRON Inc is a TRX treasury vehicle holding over $250 million in TRX, yet its market cap sits above $500 million — the wrapper is valued at nearly twice the crypto underneath. Meanwhile TRX itself sits flat around $0.331, unbothered.

This is the 2026 treasury-trade squeeze in miniature: the tokens hold up, but the wrapper trades at whatever premium the equity market feels like. Strategy proved the premium could last years. A growing list of smaller vehicles is proving it can evaporate in months.

Would you pay double the token price to hold it through a stock ticker — or is the treasury wrapper premium officially dead? NFA, always DYOR.

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