Tron Rocketed 9%, SRM Up 700%—Justin Sun, Nasdaq, and a Trump? What’s Cooking?

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Now listen here, friend. The wind blows hard across the corridors of Wall Street, sometimes so fierce it’ll knock the hat off a preacher. Overnight, SRM Entertainment Inc. (which, by the way, had about as much vitality as a sunbaked tumbleweed), jolted the markets—up 700%, like a hungry jackrabbit on a chili pepper. And Tron? Why, that old crypto jumped over 9%. The kind of day that makes traders spit out their cold coffee and start calling their mothers.

Folks started scratching their heads and wondering, “What in Sam Hill just happened?” The answer, like most strange news these days, has to do with Justin Sun, crypto’s golden boy with the grin of a man who just won a new tractor, a mysterious merger, and a side plot starring Eric Trump—which, no one expected, yet here we are. 🍿

Exploding Stocks and Crypto Mania—A Market Tall-Tale

It isn’t every day a wheezing, loss-making company shoots past $10 like it just robbed the ticket booth. SRM’s candles hit the roof at $10.84, while Tron danced up to $0.29 from $0.27. No, this wasn’t just a kite brought up by summer breeze—this had gasoline and a box of matches, courtesy of Mr. Sun. 🔥

Turns out, Justin Sun decided he was ready for the big show and plotted a reverse merger with SRM, catapulting Tron onto the Nasdaq. The announcement hit and, like a stampede through the barley, prices ran wild. Meanwhile, onlookers wondered if Justin was about to turn Tron into the next town saloon or a proper bank. Only time tells in these parts.

Now, rumor had it Eric Trump, a man who collects controversies like other folks collect trading cards, had a hand in the deal. Some said he helped out via Dominari Securities. (Securities, mind you, not pastries. Different kind of deal.) The word was that SRM Entertainment would ditch its old name and become Tron Inc., with a cool $100 million equity stake, aiming to fill its treasury—like a crypto Smaug sitting atop his shiny new hoard.

And in came Justin Sun as company advisor, with Eric Trump rumored to get a cowboy hat and his own title, too. Ain’t the American Dream grand? 🦅

.@tier10k I’m the biggest fan of Tron and love @justinsuntron – he is a great friend and an icon in the crypto space. That said the below is inaccurate – I don’t have public involvement in this company.

— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) June 16, 2025

But then—hold your horses—Eric Trump jumped on X and swore up and down he never stepped foot in this rodeo, except maybe to wave at Justin Sun and eat some free hors d’oeuvres. Crypto Twitter nodded, skeptically, and cracked another Red Bull.

Why Not Just Start Fresh? Or How to Avoid Wall Street Headaches

A wise man—or at least one who once got lucky in Reno—knows an IPO is like trying to fish with a broken rod and a rusty hook. Instead, Sun lassoed himself a sleepy company and found a shortcut onto Nasdaq via reverse merger. People called it “innovative.” Old-timers just called it “not wanting to wait in line.”

It helped that the SEC, American finance’s neighborhood watch, had stopped badgering Tron for now. Sun’s plan started to look an awful lot like MicroStrategy’s with Bitcoin: slap your logo on it, pump up those reserves, and let the markets guess what happens next. Immediate capital, instant street cred, and no need to explain to Uncle Sam every step you take.

Tron – $TRX is making moves:

$210M reverse merger to go public on Nasdaq
TRX up 10%
$55.7M in 30-day revenue
$694.5B USDT transfers in May
Aligning with Eric Trump & adopting MicroStrategy-style reserves

All-time high incoming? $TRX#Tron #TRX #Crypto #IPO #USDT

— Wise Crypto (@WiseCrypto_) June 17, 2025

Now the rumors have grown their own legs, and other crypto cowboys are sharpening their boots for a crack at the same trick. Who knew shell companies would be crypto’s new darling? Next thing you know, there’ll be a DeFi stable in every abandoned mall from New Jersey to Oakland. 🏇

Eric Trump, the Non-Participant—Market Goes “Meh”

The dust settled, and as it does, traders took profits, Tron sagged to $0.278, and SRM slid 15%—the party had a hangover, as parties often do. Sun’s still got the star power, but with Eric Trump’s denial, it looks like the momentum might be up to Elon’s tweets or the next caffeine jolt.

SRM’s price is in nosebleed territory with no roadmap in sight, so even Steinbeck’s Mule wouldn’t know where it’ll come to rest. Tron’s chart? There’s talk of an ascending wedge, and if it pops above $0.30, you’ll hear the joyful whoop from twenty miles away. So dust off your spurs, partner, and keep your eye on the graphs.


Tron keeps building, brick by digital brick, aiming for a breakout that might remind you of those wild days back in December 2024—if you were around for ‘em. Here’s to fortune, fortitude, and the occasional sarcastic tweet.

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FAQs

Is Tron a good investment?

Put it this way, if you’ve got the patience of a saint and the risk appetite of a poker player, Tron might just treat you right in the long run.

How high can TRX go by 2030?

If the hype holds and folks don’t lose interest for a shinier coin, she might ride up to $3.55—imagine the stories you could tell the grandkids.

What about 2040? Are we all on Mars by then?

Assuming the future isn’t run by robots with a sense of humor, Tron could be worth $27.67, give or take a few space credits.

And 2050? Still asking?

By 2050, you might find TRX at $171.09 or telling your grandchildren how you almost bought it at $0.27 and spent the rest on tacos. 🤠

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2025-06-17 17:32