iTRX
iTRX rents TRON energy for USDT transfers by the hour, day, three days, or thirty days, paid by a TRX transfer to a payment address or through its API.
Observed on chain, last activity —
Buyers paid 2.25 TRX per USDT transfer on Nov 8, in line with the cheapest listed tier of 2.25 TRX (1h).
1h2.251d6.43
2.25 paid by buyers, Nov 8
The cheapest tier is often a ten-minute rental, while the paid price blends a whole day of rentals at a one-day term. How these are measured
Technical limitations may produce periods of incorrect data — verify on the provider's site before transacting.
- Median delivery time
- 6.00 s
- 9 in 10 delivered within
- 6.00 s
- Payments answered with energy
- 99%
- 4,935 of the 5,000 newest sampled
- Energy delivered, 30 days
- 30.96B
- Wallets supplying energy
- 8
- Largest supplier’s share
- 52%
- Listed prices captured
- —
Price by rental term
Listed rate card
| Term | SUN per energy | Transfers | TRX per transfer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 h | 35 | 1 | 2.25 |
| 1 d | 100 | 1 | 6.43 |
| 3 d | 195 | 3 | 4.18 |
| 30 d | 1,800 | 30 | 3.86 |
Paid on chain
| Term | Rentals | Median | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 1 hour | 3,930 | 33.92 – 69.99 | |
| 1 – 3 days | 1 | 65.00 – 65.00 | |
| No stated term | 1,004 | 33.99 – 45.92 |
Daily throughput
Suppliers
Recent rentals
| When | Paid | Energy | Term | Held | SUN/E/day | Delivered in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | 5.24 TRX | 150.01k | 1 h | — | 34.93 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 0 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 3.50 TRX | 100.29k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.90 | 6.00 s |
| — | 4.58 TRX | 131.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.92 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 0 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 0 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.25 TRX | 64.58k | 1 h | — | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
Energy sold without a rental payment
- Delegations without a rental payment
- 212,241 delegations
- Ordered through iTRX's API or website and paid from a prepaid balance, so no price can be read from the chain.
- Energy delivered without a rental payment
- 29.14B energy
- Share of delivered energy paid from prepaid balances
- 94.1%
- Prepaid balance payments to the general address
- 3 transfers
- TRX transfers to the general payment address larger than any single order could cost.
- TRX in prepaid balance payments
- 190,000 TRX
- Rental payments not matched to a delivery
- 65 payments
- Counted over the newest sampled payments, ten minutes or more after they were made.
How long iTRX held its deliveries
- Held under 1 minute
- 138,995 (61.3%) delegations
- Held 1 – 10 minutes
- 25,448 (11.2%) delegations
- Held 10 – 70 minutes
- 54,633 (24.1%) delegations
- Held 70 minutes – 1 day
- 5,329 (2.4%) delegations
- Held over 1 day
- 2,031 (0.9%) delegations
- No take-back seen
- 302 (0.1%) delegations
- Not yet reclaimed when the figures were computed, which includes multi-day rentals still running.
Where iTRX gets its energy
- Staking wallets that let iTRX lend
- 8 wallets
- Wallets that grant iTRX's key a permission to lend their energy. Several are owned by outside stakers.
- iTRX signing keys found
- 1 key
- Wallets that delivered energy
- 8 wallets
About these figures
- Paid price. Every rental is normalised by its own term, then one USDT transfer’s worth of energy is priced for a one-day rental — TRON’s minimum billable term — against the same transfer-energy baseline the listed tiers were priced with, so the two share a unit. They still answer different questions: the cheapest listed tier is often a sub-day flash rental, while the paid price blends a whole day of rentals weighted by energy. The per-term medians cover the whole window, so one large rental can separate them from that day.
- Source. Figures come from TronRelic’s own observation of the TRON chain, interpreted through the iTRX on-chain examiner model, and cover the last 30 days (the oldest day with observed activity in this window is —). Capture is live-only: activity before we began observing this market is not included, so a low count can mean a young feed rather than a quiet market. A rental is recorded once its energy is taken back or its thirty-day deadline passes, so the newest rentals lag the chain by their term. Per-rental figures describe the newest 5,000 rentals, a sample rather than the whole window; daily volumes are exact. Energy figures are estimates converted at the network ratio in force when each delegation was observed.