TRONPULSE

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Observed on chain, last activity —

Buyers paid 1.10 TRX per USDT transfer on Oct 11, 80% below the cheapest listed tier of 5.50 TRX (1h).

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1.10 paid by buyers, Oct 11

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

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Price by rental term

Term	Order size	SUN per energy	Transfers	TRX per transfer
1 h	≥ 100k	55	1	3.54
6 h	≥ 100k	60	1	3.86
1 d	≥ 100k	90	1	5.79
3 d	≥ 100k	135	3	2.89
4 d	≥ 100k	180	4	2.89
5 d	≥ 100k	225	5	2.89
6 d	≥ 100k	270	6	2.89
7 d	≥ 100k	315	7	2.89
8 d	≥ 100k	360	8	2.89
9 d	≥ 100k	405	9	2.89
10 d	≥ 100k	430	10	2.76
11 d	≥ 100k	473	11	2.76
12 d	≥ 100k	516	12	2.76
13 d	≥ 100k	559	13	2.76
14 d	≥ 100k	602	14	2.76
15 d	≥ 100k	645	15	2.76
16 d	≥ 100k	688	16	2.76
17 d	≥ 100k	731	17	2.76
18 d	≥ 100k	774	18	2.76
19 d	≥ 100k	817	19	2.76
20 d	≥ 100k	860	20	2.76
21 d	≥ 100k	903	21	2.76
22 d	≥ 100k	946	22	2.76
23 d	≥ 100k	989	23	2.76
24 d	≥ 100k	1,032	24	2.76
25 d	≥ 100k	1,075	25	2.76
26 d	≥ 100k	1,118	26	2.76
27 d	≥ 100k	1,161	27	2.76
28 d	≥ 100k	1,204	28	2.76
29 d	≥ 100k	1,247	29	2.76
30 d	≥ 100k	1,290	30	2.76

Term	Rentals	Median	Range
Under 1 hour	18	60.06	3.74 – 151.30
1 hour – 1 day	4	90.13	90.09 – 90.95
1 – 3 days	41	52.00	40.00 – 89.88
3 – 7 days	1	52.05	52.05 – 52.05
Over 7 days	2	43.00	43.00 – 47.06

UTC days

10 of 36 wallets, 30 days

Newest first, last 30 days

When	Paid	Energy	Term	Held	SUN/E/day	Delivered in
—	43.00 TRX	100.00k	10 d	—	43.00	15.00 s
—	7.20 TRX	1.92M	13 min	13 min	3.74	57.00 s
—	126.00 TRX	1.00M	3 d	—	42.00	12.00 s
—	126.00 TRX	1.00M	3 d	—	42.00	21.00 s
—	126.00 TRX	1.00M	3 d	—	42.00	18.00 s
—	13.50 TRX	100.01k	3 d	—	45.00	15.00 s
—	126.00 TRX	1.00M	3 d	—	42.00	21.00 s
—	126.00 TRX	1.00M	3 d	—	42.00	18.00 s
—	126.00 TRX	1.00M	3 d	—	42.00	9.00 s
—	141.00 TRX	1.00M	3 d	—	47.00	18.00 s

Oct 1 – Oct 11, 11 periods

Payments for renewals: 11 payments; One payment a day from the market's largest customer, followed within minutes by a 1 TRX locked delegation from each wallet already lending to its receiver.
TRX paid for renewals: 294,828 TRX
Renewals: 210 delegations; A locked delegation resets the lock on everything the wallet already lends the receiver, so each 1 TRX keeps the whole standing delegation in place.
Energy kept in place: 1.88B energy; Read from each renewing wallet's standing delegation shortly after the renewal; 76 of 210 renewals read.
Price of renewed energy: 63.2 SUN per energy per day; TRX paid over the energy kept in place for one day, on days every renewal was read. A negotiated long-term price, not the rate card.

Oct 1 – Oct 11, 11 periods

Payouts to sellers: 293 transfers; Paid from the payment address to the delivering wallet in the block of the delivery or within a minute of it.
TRX paid to sellers: 159,151 TRX
Sellers' share of the TRX the payments paired with them: 52.1%; About 75% on every order checked by hand in the week to 2026-10-08.
Transfers of the market's cut to its treasury: 447 transfers; One per order, about six minutes after it: what the buyer paid less the sellers' payouts and about half a TRX.
TRX sent to the treasury as the market's cut: 127,956 TRX
TRX refunded to buyers: 0 TRX; A cancelled order is refunded less the 1 TRX the market keeps for network fees.
TRX sent for other purposes: 46,524 TRX; Mostly payouts to sellers' wallets not yet watched; discovery reads each such wallet within a day.

Oct 1 – Oct 11, 11 periods

Deliveries without a payment beside them: 5 delegations; A seller filling an order from the market's order list long after it was paid lands here, as does a delivery whose payment arrived outside the two-minute window.
Share of delivered energy without a payment: 41.5%
Payments nothing served: 23 payments; Orders still waiting for a seller, cancelled orders, and orders filled from a wallet not yet watched.
TRX in those payments: 33,171 TRX

Oct 1 – Oct 11, 11 periods

Held under 70 minutes (the 1-hour order): 29 (34.1%) delegations
Held 70 minutes – 7 hours (the 6-hour order): 5 (5.9%) delegations
Held 7 – 25 hours (the 1-day order): 0 (0.0%) delegations
Held 25 hours – 4 days (the 3-day order): 32 (37.6%) delegations
Held over 4 days: 2 (2.4%) delegations
No take-back seen: 17 (20.0%) delegations; Not yet reclaimed when the figures were computed.
Deliveries locked for their term: 84 (98.8%) delegations; The market locks each delivery for the order's term, in blocks of 3 seconds.

Oct 1 – Oct 11, 11 periods

Seller wallets that let the market lend: 39 wallets; Wallets that hold a Tron Pulse key in a permission to delegate and reclaim their energy. Many also lend through other platforms.
Tron Pulse signing keys: 1 key; The key the market publishes and the other keys it signs with, each confirmed by an admin from deliveries the payment address paid for.
Treasuries: 1 address; Collects the market's cut, and lends its own stake through a Tron Pulse key.
Wallets that delivered or renewed: 36 wallets
Energy in new deliveries: 76.9M energy

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 Tron Pulse 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 89 rentals; daily volumes are exact. Energy figures are estimates converted at the network ratio in force when each delegation was observed.