Over the past year TRON did better: ₹10,000 became ₹9,917 in TRX versus ₹7,385 in BNB. BNB swings about 1.8× as much on a typical day, and they often move in the same direction, but not always (correlation 0.43).
BN BNB | TR TRX | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹72,996 | ₹32.06 |
| Rank | #4 | #8 |
| Market cap | ₹9.70T | ₹3.04T |
| 24h volume | ₹96.73B | ₹34.94B |
| Circulating supply | 133.16M | 94.97B |
| Max supply | 200.00M | No cap |
| Below all-time high | -44% | -23% |
| 24h | 1.87% | 0.06% |
| 7 days | 4.57% | 3.15% |
| ₹10,000 invested | BNB | TRX |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month ago | ₹11,107 11.07% | ₹9,938 0.62% |
| 3 months ago | ₹13,916 39.16% | ₹10,593 5.93% |
| 6 months ago | ₹12,318 23.18% | ₹10,661 6.61% |
| 1 year ago | ₹7,385 26.15% | ₹9,917 0.83% |
| 2 years ago | ₹12,769 27.69% | ₹21,342 113.42% |
| ₹1,000/month SIP, 12 months | ₹12,751 | ₹12,887 |
| Typical daily move | ±1.2% | ±0.7% |
| Deepest fall (1y) | -58% | -22% |
| Worst day (1y) | -12.76% | -5.64% |
Green marks the better figure in each row: more money, smaller swings or a shallower fall.
Over the last 12 months BNB returned -26.15% and TRX -0.83%. Over just the last month the picture is reversed: BNB +11.07%, TRX -0.62%. Short periods can tell a very different story from long ones, which is why picking a coin from last month's chart rarely works.
BNB moves about ±1.2% on a typical day against ±0.7% for TRON. In the past year BNB fell as much as 58% from a peak and TRX 22%. Bigger swings mean bigger possible gains and bigger possible losses, size your position so a fall like that wouldn't force you to sell.
The correlation of their daily moves over the past year is 0.43 (1 = always together, 0 = unrelated): they often move in the same direction, but not always. That makes holding both a little less risky than holding either alone.
BNB is the bigger network, with a market cap about 3.2× that of TRON. A lower price per coin doesn't make a coin “cheaper”: what matters is market cap, and how many new coins will still be created (BNB: capped at 200.00M; TRX: no fixed cap).
Both trade on FIU-registered exchanges. Profit on either is taxed at 30% plus 4% cess, 1% TDS is deducted when you sell, and a loss on one can't be set off against a gain on the other. Guides: how to buy BNB · how to buy TRON · best crypto apps in India.
TRON. ₹10,000 invested a year ago would be worth ₹9,917 in TRX today, against ₹7,385 in BNB (-0.83% vs -26.15%). Past returns do not predict future ones.
By day-to-day swings, BNB: it moves about ±1.2% on a typical day against ±0.7% for TRON, and its deepest fall in the past year was 58% versus 22%.
BNB's market cap is about ₹9.70T, roughly 3.2× TRON's ₹3.04T. A larger market cap usually means more liquidity, not necessarily higher returns.
We don't give buy or sell advice. The data shows how each has behaved, not what happens next. Many investors hold more than one coin rather than choosing; with a correlation of 0.43, they often move in the same direction, but not always, so holding both spreads less risk than it might seem.
