According to on-chain monitoring, a wallet linked to TRON founder, Justin Sun, withdrew 100 million TRX from Binance on December 3, 2025. Reports indicate that the same address also moved 5 million USDT almost simultaneously.
These substantial transfers were publicly reported by Onchain Lens and picked up by multiple crypto news outlets.
Transaction Value and Timing
On-chain tracking shows that the 100 million TRX were worth approximately $28 million at the time of the move. The $5 million USDT transfer occurred within one minute of the TRX withdrawal, leading observers to define the action as "coordinated" rather than routine.
According to reports, the close timing and the mix of assets — native token plus stablecoin — attracted extra attention from traders and on-chain investigators.
The data also shows that the wallet linked to Justin Sun now holds a much larger TRX balance than this single transfer. Tracking services report that the address holds approximately 492 million TRX, a holding with a notional value close to $138 million at current market rates. This growing balance has fueled rumors that the accumulation of TRX has been steady in recent days.
A wallet linked to Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) withdrew 100M $TRX worth $27.96M from #Binance and also withdrew $5M $USDT.https://t.co/4d2utqwsv0 pic.twitter.com/k40pMUj15d
— Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) December 3, 2025
Market Reaction and Liquidity
Initial market movements were muted. Some exchange data and comments noted a slight uptick in the price of TRX after the news, suggesting that traders interpreted the outflow as a removal of selling pressure from the order books of the exchange.
Analysts tracking exchange liquidity state that large withdrawals like this can reduce the available sell-side supply and support prices if demand holds. However, any clear price trend will depend on what happens next with the withdrawn tokens.
No Official Statement
There has been no public statement from Justin Sun or TRON to explain the transfers. Without confirmation, the motivations remain speculative. Observers are considering some common possibilities:
- Long-term Cold Storage: Moving funds to secure storage off exchanges.
- Staking or Protocol Use: Using the tokens for governance or to generate DeFi yield.
- Internal Treasury Movements.
All of these ideas are plausible, but none are confirmed by the team.
What Could Happen Now?
If the tokens remain offline (off exchanges), some traders might see the move as bullish as it cuts the floating supply held on major trading platforms. If the funds were subsequently sold or used to provide liquidity, the effect could swing in the opposite direction.
Reports highlight that similar moves by large holders ("Whales") have sometimes been followed by quiet accumulation and other times by large transfers to trading venues — timing and intentions will make the difference.