Block:87,259,203
Transactions:200
Transfers:80
Contracts:34
Delegations:46
Stakes:0
Tokens:0
Energy:3.2M
TronRelic

JustLend DAO

JustLend DAO rents TRON energy from its sTRX staking pool through a smart contract, billed by the second at a rate that follows the pool's use, for any term up to 30 days.

Observed on chain, last activity —

Earn by lending energy

Advertised2.8%/ year· best open 2.8%

On chainPayouts not measured yet

Buyers paid 3.51 TRX per USDT transfer on Oct 19, 12% below the cheapest listed tier of 3.98 TRX (1h–1d).

1h–1d3.98
3.51 paid by buyers, Oct 19
Listed tiers, one transfer per rentalTRX per USDT transfer

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
0 ms
9 in 10 delivered within
0 ms
Payments answered with energy
100%
5,000 of the 5,000 newest sampled
Energy delivered, 30 days
918.11B
Wallets supplying energy
1
Largest supplier’s share
100%
Listed prices captured
—

Price by rental term

Listed rate cardwhole-rental price, and per transfer across energy regeneration

TermSUN per energyTransfersTRX per transfer
1 h6213.98
1 d6213.98
3 d18633.98
7 d43373.98
14 d866143.98
30 d1,856303.98

Paid on chainmedian SUN per energy per day, 5,000 newest served rentals sampled, last 30 days

TermRentalsMedianRange
Under 1 hour2,80653.1538.74 – 73.77
1 hour – 1 day1,52956.7838.78 – 73.70
1 – 3 days7651.5841.90 – 59.74
3 – 7 days3652.6746.39 – 55.33
Over 7 days949.4748.16 – 50.27

Daily throughput

UTC days

021.30B42.60B63.91BEnergy delivered: 18.83BEnergy delivered: 33.93BEnergy delivered: 36.84BEnergy delivered: 10.66BEnergy delivered: 40.97BEnergy delivered: 31.53BEnergy delivered: 45.14BEnergy delivered: 49.99BEnergy delivered: 32.26BEnergy delivered: 26.87BEnergy delivered: 15.77BEnergy delivered: 35.53BEnergy delivered: 39.63BEnergy delivered: 41.41BEnergy delivered: 37.64BEnergy delivered: 43.66BEnergy delivered: 28.30BEnergy delivered: 25.70BEnergy delivered: 42.11BEnergy delivered: 45.17BEnergy delivered: 51.56BEnergy delivered: 63.91BEnergy delivered: 40.23BEnergy delivered: 26.59BEnergy delivered: 16.15BEnergy delivered: 37.74BSep 24Oct 6Oct 19

Suppliers

1 wallets, 30 days

SupplierLast active
TU3k…SLQ5
36,211908.66B—

Recent rentals

Newest first, last 30 days

WhenPaidEnergyTermHeldSUN/E/dayDelivered in
—4.73 TRX9.33M12 min12 min56.050 ms
—4,635.10 TRX55.26M12 h12 h59.760 ms
—3.36 TRX9.33M8 min8 min56.080 ms
—3.14 TRX9.33M7 min7 min56.090 ms
—1,450.26 TRX56.00M14 h14 h58.110 ms
—299.53 TRX15.00M9 h9 h61.130 ms
—11.14 TRX300.00k13 h13 h56.700 ms
—11.08 TRX170.00k13 h13 h56.750 ms
—103.76 TRX5.00M8 h8 h61.020 ms
—3.17 TRX5.84M12 min12 min57.090 ms

What JustLend charged renters

Sep 24 – Oct 19, 26 periods

Rent charged by the second
11,297,037 TRX
Settled at the pool's floating rate each time an order changed.
Charged for used energy not yet recovered
2,018,764 TRX
At return, JustLend keeps up to 0.75 of a day of rent on energy the receiver used that has not recovered.
Share of charges for used energy
15.1%
Liquidation fees
14,517 TRX
Paid to whoever closed an order whose collateral ran low; at least 20 TRX each.
Collateral posted
98,305,632 TRX
Prepaid rent, one more day of rent held as security, and the liquidation reserve; most of it is refunded.
Collateral refunded
84,450,146 TRX
Published rate
40.0 SUN per energy per day
JustLend's /lend/strx rate on 2026-10-19, for comparison with the rate charged.

How long JustLend orders were held

Sep 24 – Oct 19, 26 periods

Held under 1 minute
6,038 (36.1%) orders
Held 1 – 10 minutes
2,133 (12.8%) orders
Held 10 minutes – 1 hour
2,796 (16.7%) orders
Held 1 hour – 1 day
5,393 (32.2%) orders
Held over 1 day
366 (2.2%) orders
Orders still open
205 orders
Opened in the window and not yet returned or liquidated.

Who rents from JustLend

Sep 24 – Oct 19, 26 periods

Renters
566 wallets
Receivers
1,252 wallets
Busiest renter's share of rent calls
25.8%
Most renters are businesses renting for their own customers, so a few wallets make most calls.
Energy rented
918.11B energy
Orders liquidated
311 orders
Rentals made by calling the rental contract directly
35,707 rentals
Of 36,392 rent calls. The rest came through another contract, such as a renter's own, and are known from the rental contract's events. Returns and other calls are not counted.
Rent calls by the sohu market
2,964 calls
The renter is an address this pipeline watches for another market.
Rent calls by the itrx market
313 calls
The renter is an address this pipeline watches for another market.
Rent calls by the tronify-io market
9 calls
The renter is an address this pipeline watches for another market.
Rent calls by the tron-discount market
1 call
The renter is an address this pipeline watches for another market.
Rent calls by the tron-max-io market
1 call
The renter is an address this pipeline watches for another market.
Rent calls by the feee-io market
1 call
The renter is an address this pipeline watches for another market.

About these figures

  1. 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.
  2. Source. Figures come from TronRelic’s own observation of the TRON chain, interpreted through the JustLend 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.