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 2.24 TRX per USDT transfer on Oct 18, in line with the cheapest listed tier of 2.25 TRX (1h).
1h2.251d6.43
2.24 paid by buyers, Oct 18
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
- 98%
- 4,884 of the 5,000 newest sampled
- Energy delivered, 30 days
- 26.28B
- Wallets supplying energy
- 8
- Largest supplier’s share
- 62%
- 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 | 4,218 | 34.80 – 69.99 | |
| 1 hour – 1 day | 2 | 99.84 – 99.92 | |
| 1 – 3 days | 1 | 65.00 – 65.00 | |
| No stated term | 663 | 34.84 – 35.02 |
Daily throughput
Suppliers
Recent rentals
| When | Paid | Energy | Term | Held | SUN/E/day | Delivered in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | 4.58 TRX | 131.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.92 | 6.00 s |
| — | 4.58 TRX | 131.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.92 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.00k | — | 4 min | 34.92 | 6.00 s |
| — | 4.58 TRX | 131.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.92 | 6.00 s |
| — | 4.58 TRX | 131.15k | 1 h | 3 min | 34.92 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.63 TRX | 75.44k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.86 | 6.00 s |
| — | 4.58 TRX | 131.15k | 1 h | 1 min | 34.92 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | — | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
| — | 2.27 TRX | 65.15k | 1 h | 2 min | 34.84 | 6.00 s |
Energy sold without a rental payment
- Delegations without a rental payment
- 212,381 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
- 24.87B energy
- Share of delivered energy paid from prepaid balances
- 94.6%
- Prepaid balance payments to the general address
- 5 transfers
- TRX transfers to the general payment address larger than any single order could cost.
- TRX in prepaid balance payments
- 300,000 TRX
- Rental payments not matched to a delivery
- 116 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
- 139,519 (62.2%) delegations
- Held 1 – 10 minutes
- 25,545 (11.4%) delegations
- Held 10 – 70 minutes
- 50,482 (22.5%) delegations
- Held 70 minutes – 1 day
- 4,825 (2.1%) delegations
- Held over 1 day
- 3,462 (1.5%) delegations
- No take-back seen
- 595 (0.3%) 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.