šŸšØšŸŒŽ Don’t just view TRON’s Cboe listing as an event that ā€œmade TRX a financial product.ā€ You’ll miss the essence.

What to focus on with the Cboe listing on September 29 is that TRON’s network economy has started to be incorporated into the rules of financial marketsā€”ā€œprice, custody, valuation, disclosure, and operation.ā€šŸ§ 

TRXS doesn’t just provide price exposure to TRX; it also reflects TRON’s DPoS staking rewards into NAV. It can be read as a mechanism for converting economic activity on the network into numbers that financial markets can handle.šŸ”—šŸ“Š

The initial listing data is also intriguing: approximately $50.38 million in net assets, with about 89.91% targeted by staking.

In addition, USDT circulates at scale on TRON, supporting settlement and transfers. When USDT, TRON, TRX, and TRXS overlap, TRON starts to look less like a mere token and more like an infrastructure connecting multiple markets.šŸŒšŸ”“

šŸ” What matters isn’t only short-term price, but ā€œhow much of TRON’s economic activity can become a form that many financial systems can understand and value.ā€

The Cboe bell may ring for a moment—but behind the scenes, a new financial layer is being built up, moving TRON from ā€œuseā€ to ā€œcustody, valuation, and operation.ā€šŸš€

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO #TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON