TRON’s new stablecoin promises 20% yield, real or scam?

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TRON’s native token, TRX, is back in the spotlight thanks to the launch of USDD 2.0, a revamped version of its stablecoin.

This fresh take has led to a noticeable jump in trading activity.

Too high yields? Is this a good idea?

Justin Sun rolled out USDD 2.0 to address the issues that plagued its predecessor, which struggled to keep its value stable and faced delistings from major exchanges.

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The new version comes with a bold, maybe too bold promise, an annual return of 20%.

While some are thrilled about this potential, others are a bit skeptical. Regardless, the announcement has fueled demand for TRX, with trading volumes skyrocketing to nearly $1 billion in just one day.

TRX on the rise

This renewed interest has given TRX a much-needed boost, pushing its price up by 7%.

After a rough patch where it lost 45% of its price since hitting $0.4407 last month, this rebound already sparked chatter about whether TRX can continue climbing and even reach new heights soon.

Technical analysts are spotting some bullish signs, including a falling wedge pattern, often a precursor to a breakout.

With solid support around $0.2244, analysts suggest that TRX might hit key levels of $0.3957 and $0.4675 before potentially growing to $0.5486. And that would be a 128% increase.

But let’s be real, whether these targets are met will largely depend on how well USDD 2.0 performs and more importantly, how the community and the market reacts.

The future of TRX

As the crypto market shows signs of life again, TRON’s resurgence points out how important innovation and investor confidence are in this space.

Of course, there are still uncertainties ahead, the developments surrounding USDD 2.0 could be a pivotal moment for TRX.

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