Justin Sun sets sights on Nasdaq 100 for Tron Inc by 2028

TRON Inc.'s Nasdaq 100 ambition underlines Justin Sun's strategy for blockchain prominence by 2028.

Justin Sun, founder of the Tron blockchain, has set an ambitious goal for Tron Inc. to join the Nasdaq 100 index within the next three years.

In a July 25 post on X (formerly Twitter), Sun revealed that Tron Inc. is actively working toward qualifying for inclusion in the tech-heavy index, which features companies like Apple, Google, and Nvidia.

According to him:

“The Nasdaq [listing] is just the starting point for our listing. The Nasdaq 100 Index, including Nvidia, Apple, and Google, is our target. We aim to become part of the Nasdaq 100 Index within three years—that’s the goal we’re pursuing!”

This announcement came just after Tron Inc. debuted on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. On July 24, Sun, serving as the company’s Global Advisor, rang the opening bell to mark the milestone. The firm trades under the ticker symbol “TRON,” reflecting its new identity and focus.

Tron Inc. emerged from a rebranding of SRM Entertainment, signaling a significant shift in business direction. The renamed firm has moved away from its roots in entertainment and is now focused on blockchain infrastructure, particularly the Tron ecosystem.

As part of its revised strategy, the new firm plans to build a portfolio centered around the native TRX asset, aligning its financial reserves with the network’s growth. This move supports Sun’s vision of positioning the company as a key player in the digital asset economy.