Sun Yuchen sued Jing Tian, demanding the return of a 30 million yuan bride price. Some posts claim it has already shot to #1 on the trending list.
On the same day, TRONDAO’s supporters flooded the square with posts—from stablecoins to GameFi—like nothing had happened.
My take: This time, the surge in TRX discussion volume originated from gossip, not technical or ecosystem breakthroughs. The attention it brings may be very short-lived.
Evidence? One post quoted the line: “Shoo-shoo-shoo—right up to #1 on the trending list.” Someone else said, “Influence skyrocketed straight up—my wife even knows about him.” And others are questioning whether “a top-tier ‘scammer’ like Sun Yuchen would go to be a lovesick dog.”
So the real question is: when a founder’s private life can stir emotions more than on-chain data, what exactly is this market trading? Can the attention economy really support TRX’s fundamentals?
On the same day, TRONDAO’s supporters flooded the square with posts—from stablecoins to GameFi—like nothing had happened.
My take: This time, the surge in TRX discussion volume originated from gossip, not technical or ecosystem breakthroughs. The attention it brings may be very short-lived.
Evidence? One post quoted the line: “Shoo-shoo-shoo—right up to #1 on the trending list.” Someone else said, “Influence skyrocketed straight up—my wife even knows about him.” And others are questioning whether “a top-tier ‘scammer’ like Sun Yuchen would go to be a lovesick dog.”
So the real question is: when a founder’s private life can stir emotions more than on-chain data, what exactly is this market trading? Can the attention economy really support TRX’s fundamentals?