🚨🇺🇸 TRON finally enters the world of “securities accounts.”
In the U.S.
“Canary Staked TRX ETF”
$TRXS is now listed on the Cboe🔥
This isn’t just a TRX ETF.
The key points are👇
🔵 Tracks the spot price of TRX
🔵 No wallet or private keys required
🔵 Can be held via a securities account or an IRA
🔵 About 90% of held TRX is staked
🔵 Staking rewards aren’t distributed as dividends—they’re reflected in the NAV
🔵 Sponsor fees are 1.10% per year
In other words,
Not only
“you can buy TRX in a securities account,”
but also
“while holding TRX inside a securities account, you can participate in staking on the TRON network.”
That’s the interesting part.👀
If a spot BTC ETF is
👉 “an access to the Bitcoin price from within a securities account,”
then TRXS is
👉 “TRX price + TRON staking,”
a design that’s one step further.
And as of September 21, 2026,
💰 Net assets: approx. $51.58 million
🪙 TRX: approx. 150 million TRX
📊 Difference vs. NAV: approx. 0.16%
Since it’s still just getting started, this isn’t enough to judge that there will be major capital inflows yet.
But…
🇺🇸 A typical U.S. securities account
↓
TRXS
↓
TRX
↓
TRON network
↓
staking
The fact that this “entry point” has been created is huge.
And don’t forget this:
“TRON Inc.’s stock” and “TRXS” are different things.
Stocks = investing in a company
TRXS = exposure to TRX itself + staking
So, with TRON, there are now entry points both to
invest in companies
and to access the token economy.
It feels like TRON has taken another step closer
from “inside crypto exchanges”
to “traditional financial markets.”🔥
Still a small box.
But inside that box,
TRON’s network keeps running.
This is what I’m personally most interested in with TRXS.🔵
#TRONGlobalFriends
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 #TGF
@TRON DAO
In the U.S.
“Canary Staked TRX ETF”
$TRXS is now listed on the Cboe🔥
This isn’t just a TRX ETF.
The key points are👇
🔵 Tracks the spot price of TRX
🔵 No wallet or private keys required
🔵 Can be held via a securities account or an IRA
🔵 About 90% of held TRX is staked
🔵 Staking rewards aren’t distributed as dividends—they’re reflected in the NAV
🔵 Sponsor fees are 1.10% per year
In other words,
Not only
“you can buy TRX in a securities account,”
but also
“while holding TRX inside a securities account, you can participate in staking on the TRON network.”
That’s the interesting part.👀
If a spot BTC ETF is
👉 “an access to the Bitcoin price from within a securities account,”
then TRXS is
👉 “TRX price + TRON staking,”
a design that’s one step further.
And as of September 21, 2026,
💰 Net assets: approx. $51.58 million
🪙 TRX: approx. 150 million TRX
📊 Difference vs. NAV: approx. 0.16%
Since it’s still just getting started, this isn’t enough to judge that there will be major capital inflows yet.
But…
🇺🇸 A typical U.S. securities account
↓
TRXS
↓
TRX
↓
TRON network
↓
staking
The fact that this “entry point” has been created is huge.
And don’t forget this:
“TRON Inc.’s stock” and “TRXS” are different things.
Stocks = investing in a company
TRXS = exposure to TRX itself + staking
So, with TRON, there are now entry points both to
invest in companies
and to access the token economy.
It feels like TRON has taken another step closer
from “inside crypto exchanges”
to “traditional financial markets.”🔥
Still a small box.
But inside that box,
TRON’s network keeps running.
This is what I’m personally most interested in with TRXS.🔵
#TRONGlobalFriends
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 #TGF
@TRON DAO