The article compares nine cryptocurrencies priced under $1 and says TRON has the strongest fee revenue, with $23.4 million over one month per DefiLlama data up to October 20, more than Ethereum and Solana combined. TRON is also the only coin in the group up over the past year, at 2.4%, though Tether accounts for 97.8% of the nearly $95 billion in stablecoins on the network. Shiba Inu, Cardano and Dogecoin trade 94.1%, 93% and 89% below their all-time highs, a decline the article partly links to fading investor demand. Sui and Ondo face dilution concerns as much of their token supply has yet to enter circulation. In the author’s assessment, TRON, Sui and Ondo have the strongest growth potential for the rest of 2026.
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