Tron and Avalanche both have strong price projections on their side for 2025 but that may not be enough to hold down the fort. Both Avalanche and Tron prices are stuck in a downward spiral just days out from the much-awaiting inauguration of the crypto-friendly President Trump.

Read on to find out why the privacy-focused cryptocurrency presale, 1FUEL is primed to give both Tron and Avalanche tough competition in 2025, with expected 100x returns in the offing.

TRX price is moving in the wrong direction with more losses in the last 24 hours

It’s been a rough few weeks for Tron investors. That’s because the Tron price trajectory is sliding in entirely the wrong direction. It’s now 45% off its all-time high and is down around 5% in the last month after failing to stem the tide of losses that began mid-December.

Tron isn’t the only coin to be in the doldrums and looking for a fresh injection of momentum. Avalanche prices are also declining, but what’s worrying for Tron price watchers is the coin’s apparent inability to find a source of energy after shedding almost half its value towards the end of last year.

The TRX price plummet is an especially bitter pill to swallow for investors after it put on such a strong showing for the majority of 2025. Tron was the top blockchain revenue earner last year, and grew its active user base.

Experts believe Tron’s outlook for 2025 could be a shock to the system for investors, with more downsides expected after giving up a key support level.  This leaves the door wide open for 1FUEL to swoop in. It is primed to win over Tron whales with its unique cross-chain transactions and elevated security and privacy features.

Like Tron, Avalanche is also flashing warning signals

Avalanche has been on a major upswing over the last few months and entered the new year all guns blazing. Prices increased by more than 27% in the first six days of January, while Avalanche whales also fuelled $600 million in net inflows.

However, a closer look at Avalanche’s technical signals suggests that buyer enthusiasm could be waning. Previous Avalanche rallies to the $45 marker have failed to keep the pace and we are seeing this happen again. After a brief break above $40, prices have slipped back to $37.10. 

1FUEL’s fortunes have taken the direct opposite trajectory. Analysts have lauded the secure wallet for its plethora of privacy features, its extensive security measures and its unprecedented one-click, cross-chain transactions. It poses a triple threat of secure, seamless and private transactions, which few rivals can compete with.

What’s most notable is the way 1FUEL has set the bar for utility and accessibility. By removing the traditional complexities associated with cross-chain transactions, it has ushered in ease of use on a scale not seen before. This technology also means 1FUEL can be used effortlessly across multiple exchanges, giving it high levels of utility.

A privacy-mixer, P2P exchange, temporary wallets, cold storage and physical debit and credit cards have served to further convince analysts of 1FUEL’s exponential potential.