Tron Joins Nasdaq as TRX Hits $1 Billion Revenue Milestone

- Tron Inc. becomes a publicly traded company through a reverse merger with SRM Entertainment. - A $210 million TRX token treasury and surging stock value mark its Nasdaq debut. On July 25, 2025, Tron Inc. officially entered the public financial markets, listing on Nasdaq through a reverse merger with SRM Entertainment. This strategic move allowed Tron Inc. to integrate SRM's toy and souvenir manufacturing business while shifting its focus toward blockchain-integrated treasury strategies. To celebrate the milestone, Tron founder Justin Sun rang the Nasdaq opening bell. The company's public transition was supported by a $100 million equity investment and a $210 million strategic fund, which Tron Inc. deployed to establish a substantial TRX token treasury. According to company filings, Tron Inc. aims to enhance long-term shareholder value by expanding its influence in the blockchain sector and leveraging web-based financial assets. Following its Nasdaq debut, Tron Inc.'s stock value soared, demonstrating strong market confidence in its strategic vision. Meanwhile, Tron's native cryptocurrency, TRX, reached a significant benchmark by overtaking Cardano's ADA to claim the ninth spot in global cryptocurrency market capitalization rankings. This achievement coincided with a spike in TRX trading volume, as heightened transactional activity also drove the Tron network to report record-breaking on-chain revenue of nearly $1 billion in Q2 2025. As of 17:15 UTC on July 25, TRON (TRX) was trading at $0.317, a price reflecting a 0.91% increase in 24-hour trading volume according to the latest market data.