TRON Steadies at $0.2X — LTC and KASPA Rally, Meanwhile MAGACOIN FINANCE Crosses 11M Raised

While major altcoins like TRON, Litecoin, and Kaspa push upward on strong technicals and fresh catalysts, a lesser-known project is making headlines for a different reason. 

MAGACOIN FINANCE—a meme-powered altcoin with a political edge—has officially surpassed $11.2 million raised from verified investors. No celebrity shoutouts. No VC push. Just pure, community-first traction backed by on-chain data and smart infrastructure.

TRON Holds Strong as ETF Momentum Builds

TRON (TRX) continues to hold steady near $0.29, bolstered by steady DeFi TVL growth and major ecosystem news. The integration of The Graph’s Substreams gives developers real-time access to TRON’s on-chain data—unlocking faster dApp deployment and boosting protocol utility.

Institutional attention is also rising. REX Shares has filed for a 2X leveraged TRON ETF, and Justin Sun’s pledge to acquire the TRUMP coin using $100 million is bringing political meme energy directly into the TRON ecosystem.

While these moves are driving engagement at the infrastructure layer, the TRX price action remains mostly range-bound. That’s why some traders are turning their attention to earlier-stage altcoins with stronger upside narratives.

Litecoin Gains Institutional Traction Ahead of ETF Decision

Litecoin (LTC) is gaining new life. 

With ETF optimism rising, Bloomberg analysts now estimate a 95% approval likelihood by October, meaning LTC is back on institutional radars. The Thumzup Media treasury buy-in, backed by Donald Trump Jr., adds a political twist to what has long been a tech-first payments coin.

Technically, Litecoin is improving, too. The LitVM upgrade and LitePay 2.0 rollout aim to improve cross-chain functionality and merchant usability. 

Still, LTC’s growth remains closely tied to macrocycles and ETF decisions, leaving some investors seeking more grassroots-driven opportunities.

Kaspa Tests Key Levels as Sentiment Turns Cautiously Bullish

Kaspa (KAS) is testing the $0.088–$0.090 resistance