Tron Inc., the Nasdaq-listed digital asset treasury company trading under the ticker TRON, has purchased TRX every day for 252 consecutive days as of October 1, 2026, lifting its treasury above 716.8 million tokens, according to the company's publicly disclosed purchase records posted daily on its official X account.

The buying follows a structured dollar-cost averaging agreement worth $18 million with BGDL. Under its terms, Tron Inc. acquires roughly $50,000 of TRX per day across a 360-day window that began on January 22, 2026. Daily purchases have ranged between approximately 145,000 and 180,000 TRX, at prices that have fluctuated between roughly $0.30 and $0.345 per token.

The on-record purchases show the mechanics plainly. On September 21, 2026, the company bought 145,047 TRX at an average price of about $0.3447. The treasury has compounded steadily: in February 2026 Tron Inc. held around 677.5 million TRX, a figure that has since grown by roughly 39 million tokens through the daily program.

A merchandiser turned token treasury

Tron Inc. did not begin as a crypto company. It operated as SRM Entertainment, a merchandise business, before rebranding on July 17, 2025. Around that pivot, the company raised capital and launched with more than 365 million TRX already on its balance sheet. The legacy merchandise operations still run as a subsidiary under the new corporate structure.

Justin Sun, founder of the TRON blockchain, sits close to the center of the arrangement. He serves as a strategic investor and adviser through entities including Black Anthem Limited, which made an $18 million equity investment that closed in January 2026.

The company brands its holdings as Tron DAT — a digital asset treasury — and states the goal of building that position to enhance shareholder value. It has also signaled intent to stake its assets where possible to generate yield.

Operational consequences

By the research's account, the strategy makes Tron Inc. the largest corporate holder of TRX in the public market. For shareholders, the equity increasingly functions less like a merchandise business and more like a listed wrapper around a TRX position. That carries direct operational implications: the company's balance sheet exposure, reporting obligations, and stake-asset disclosures now hinge on a single token's custody and yield mechanics rather than on consumer products.

The transparency design is unusually clean for the sector. Publishing every daily purchase lets outside observers verify the treasury in near real time, effectively converting the company's X feed into an informal disclosure channel alongside its regulatory filings.

The clock matters

The BGDL agreement covers 360 days from January 22, 2026. At 252 days elapsed as of October 1, roughly 108 days — a little over three months — remain on the current plan. What replaces the program when the window closes, whether a renewed mandate, an expanded allocation, or a shift toward staking-led accumulation, will define the next phase of the treasury's growth.

Until then, the daily purchase cadence continues, and the market can keep counting alongside it.