Tron (TRX) has made a comeback with Crypto Talks after Chris Burniske, former Crypto lead of Ark Invest and now a partner at Placeholder, described as a “ignored dark horse” in a big network. Comments came after the Genius Act (a key bill on Stablecoin Regulation) passed a critical procedural vote in the US Senate.
According to Burniske, Ethereum (ETH) is at the top of the bill's potential list of beneficiaries due to its deep debt infrastructure and longstanding institutional relationships. Next, expert opinion is Solana (Sol).
Interestingly, Burniske was publicly bullish after the FTX collapse in 2023 and was one of the few who had bottomed out Sol. This is a prediction that became accurate later as alternative cryptocurrencies became incredibly best rides.
Of all crypto assets, genius acts are probably the most positive for $eth, given its stablecoin base, robust defi infrastructure, and long-term institutional trust relationships. $sol isn't that late. The $TRX is a dark horse that has been ignored for historical reasons. Let's see how everything works.
– Chris Barriske (@cburniske) May 20, 2025
Tron's mention stands out because it rarely appears in the main regulatory conversation. In fact, this chain currently holds the maximum amount of USDT in circulation. That's over $75.4 billion.
Tron founder Justin Sun later reposted Burniske's remarks about TRX.
The sun is back in America
What's interesting is that Sun recently posted a video from Hollywood and announced that it has returned to US speculation, which announces that the Sun could face similar legal troubles as the Vinanance longtime tribe Zhao.
The Sun's arrival in the US may put an end to those rumors.
The TRX has been relatively stable since its short surge at the end of last year, with its current price at around $0.272. Regulatory momentum picks up and spotlights the role of Tron Stubcoin, and the network may not be too late to make headlines.
