Earn by lending energy
Advertised8.6%–16%/ year· best open 16%
On chain12.4%/ year· 94% of advertised · 529 holders
SoHu lists one USDT transfer at 1.30–1.37 TRX, taking the cheapest price for each rental length up to a day.
15m1.301h1.37
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Lending rates are the markets' own figures or past payouts, not guaranteed returns. Some programs require granting the market permission on your wallet or handing it your TRX.
- Energy delivered, 30 days
- 358.57B
- Wallets supplying energy
- 30
- Largest supplier’s share
- 8%
- Listed prices captured
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Price by rental term
Listed rate card
| Term | Order size | SUN per energy | Transfers | TRX per transfer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 min | Any | 24 | 1 | 1.54 |
| 15 min | 65k | 20 | 1 | 1.29 |
| 15 min | 131k | 20 | 1 | 1.28 |
| 1 h | Any | 25 | 1 | 1.61 |
| 1 h | 65k | 21 | 1 | 1.35 |
| 1 h | 131k | 21 | 1 | 1.34 |
Paid on chain
No rental has completed in the last 30 days. A rental is recorded once its energy is taken back or its thirty-day deadline passes, so a market we only recently began observing shows nothing here until its first rentals run their course.
Daily throughput
Energy sold from prepaid bot balances
- Deliveries signed by SoHu
- 3,344,664 delegations
- SoHu sells through its Telegram bot from prepaid balances, so no delivery has a payment beside it and no price can be read from the chain.
- Energy delivered
- 358.57B energy
- Wallets SoHu delivered from
- 30 wallets
- Mostly other people's staking wallets that let SoHu's key lend their energy.
- TRX paid into SoHu prepaid balances
- 13,815,318 TRX
- Sent from outside SoHu to its treasury, which funds bot balances. Balances pay for every SoHu product — flash rentals, smart custody, and transfer packages — so this is not divided into an energy price.
- USDT paid into SoHu prepaid balances
- 206,203 USDT
- Prepaid balance payments
- 9,827 payments
How long SoHu held its deliveries
- Held under 1 minute
- 558,906 (16.7%) delegations
- Held 1 – 10 minutes
- 459,311 (13.7%) delegations
- Held 10 minutes – 1 hour
- 1,027,867 (30.7%) delegations
- Held 1 hour – 1 day
- 1,281,473 (38.3%) delegations
- Held over 1 day
- 2,210 (0.1%) delegations
- No take-back seen
- 14,897 (0.4%) delegations
- Not yet reclaimed when the figures were computed.
Where SoHu gets its energy
- Pool wallets found
- 31 wallets
- Staking wallets that grant a SoHu key a permission to lend their energy.
- SoHu signing keys
- 1 key
- Keys confirmed as SoHu's by an admin. Nothing on chain alone shows a key belongs to SoHu rather than to a business buying its services.
- TRX of energy newly delegated to SoHu by holders
- 393,582,988 TRX
- Holders delegate energy to SoHu's collector for a daily payment. This counts delegations made in the period, not the standing total.
- TRX of energy holders took back
- 355,046,779 TRX
- Collector loans that recycled used energy
- 191,842 loans
- The collector lends energy or bandwidth to one of SoHu's lending wallets and takes it back within seconds, which moves what that wallet has used onto the collector, so it can lend again at once.
- Recycling loans to wallets outside SoHu
- 108,445 loans
- The same service for other businesses' lending wallets, such as other energy markets. These wallets receive the service; nothing on chain links them to SoHu.
- Loans into SoHu's collectors from wallets outside SoHu
- 39,125 loans
- Delegated and taken back within minutes, so counted as recycling between businesses rather than as holders' supply.
- Wallets outside SoHu that exchanged recycling loans
- 229 wallets
- Counted, never published.
- Payouts from the treasury
- 36,468 payouts
- TRX transfers of 1 TRX or more from the treasury, most of them daily earnings paid to holders.
- TRX paid out
- 10,316,474 TRX
- Addresses paid
- 1,251 addresses
- Counted, never published.
About these figures
- Source. Figures come from TronRelic’s own observation of the TRON chain, interpreted through the SoHu 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 0 rentals; daily volumes are exact. Energy figures are estimates converted at the network ratio in force when each delegation was observed.