According to a report on June 16 from the Financial Times, TRON - a prominent blockchain platform in the cryptocurrency field - is preparing to conduct a public listing (IPO), after the US government officially suspended the investigation targeting TRON's founder, billionaire Justin Sun.
The investigation suspension from the US side is considered an important turning point, paving the way for TRON to move closer to the traditional financial market and stock exchange. TRON's aim to become a public company not only demonstrates the maturity of this blockchain project but also signals that the crypto sector is gradually being more accepted in the global financial system.
Previously, Justin Sun - TRON's founder - had faced multiple allegations from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). However, the suspension of the investigation has helped remove a major legal barrier, creating favorable conditions for TRON to promote its long-term development plans, including stock listing.
The information about TRON preparing for an IPO has attracted significant attention from investors, especially in the context of blockchain companies seeking to expand their influence beyond the traditional Web3 space. If successful, TRON could become one of the first large blockchain projects to go public through stock issuance, creating additional momentum for the entire cryptocurrency industry in the coming period.
