Tron has given back everything the Binance hack added and more. TRX traded at $0.302 late on Saturday, 31 October 2026, down 8.3 percent in 24 hours according to CoinMarketCap at 23:23 UTC. That is below the $0.331 the coin cost before the attack on 29 October and the lowest price since March. Since the hack began, TRX has lost more than any other large coin. The reason sits on the Tron blockchain: the attacker still holds around 475 million TRX that no issuer can freeze, and has been selling them in small slices around the clock.
Tron after the Binance hack: the key facts
- Price: $0.302 on 31 October, 23:23 UTC, minus 8.3 percent in 24 hours and minus 8.2 percent over seven days (CoinMarketCap).
- Since the hack: TRX minus 8.8 percent from 29 October, 20:00 UTC, against minus 4.1 percent for Bitcoin and minus 3.5 percent for Ether (CoinGecko, hourly prices).
- The stash: about 475 million TRX still with the attacker, worth roughly $143 million at today's price (Elliptic, as of 31 October, 05:00 UTC).
- The pattern: 546 transfers out of the main laundering wallet in 27 hours, one every 96 seconds on median.
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