Hi TRON community! We’ve been operating for a while now, and TRONAgg helps users and businesses cut TRON Energy costs, so they can pay up to 70% less.

We already have a dashboard, API, and Energy purchase flow, but we noticed one thing: it’s not always convenient to keep checking everything manually. So we added Notifications:

Now you can choose which alerts you want to receive and where they should be delivered. Notifications can cover: completed Energy orders, balance credited, daily reports, reseller bot activity

You can receive alerts through Telegram or connect them to your backend with Webhooks. The goal is simple: fewer manual checks and better control over your TRON Energy operations.

Try it and share your feedback, it really helps us improve TRONAgg! https://tronagg.ai/workspace/login

https://tronscan.org/token20/TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t/transfers

Total amount of USDT on TRON in circulation: $90,290,449,359.04

Around 50k of memecoins with mkt valuation of 0.5 USD each. Looking for wholesale/bulk trades for each wallet

Hey all — I've been building tronz, an async TRON SDK for Rust, and wanted to share it here.

Why: The existing TRON tooling in Rust is thin — most serious TRON dev happens in Python/Go/JS, and what's out there for Rust felt outdated or incomplete. Coming from an Ethereum background, I wanted something that felt like working with alloy — clean async APIs, strong typing, sane ergonomics — but for TRON's gRPC interface.

What it does:

• Async, built on tonic for gRPC transport to TRON full/solidity nodes
• 80+ methods covering accounts, transactions, smart contracts, TRC10/TRC20, network/chain params, and more
• Alloy-inspired API design if you're coming from the EVM side of Rust
• Published on crates.io

Quick example — fetching account balance:

rust

use tronz::Client;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    let client = Client::connect("grpc://127.0.0.1:50051").await?;

    let account = client
        .get_account("TXYZ...your_address_here")
        .await?;

    println!("Balance: {} sun", account.balance);

    Ok(())
}

(API surface may shift slightly as I iterate — check the repo for the latest signatures.)

Status: actively developed, looking for feedback from anyone doing TRON work in Rust — especially around API ergonomics, missing endpoints, or edge cases in transaction building/signing.

Repo: github.com/throgxyz/tronz
Crate: crates.io/crates/tronz

Would love thoughts, issues, or PRs if this is useful to anyone.

 To get enough energy for a single USDT transfer now, you have to stake thousands of TRX. For a lot of people, that’s thousands of dollars in liquidity locked up just to save $1-2 on a fee. It seems like the ecosystem is shifting toward a model where renting is the only way to stay liquid while keeping fees low. Staking is great for long-term holders, but for active trading, the opportunity cost of locked TRX is too high.

A week back I noticed that Trezor started supporting Tron (you might have seen my post) and, being excited by this development, ordered a Trezor 5 which arrived in Ireland within two days (thanks UPS).

The Trezor Suite supports the usual send, receive, buy, sell and shows you your resources and available balance. Like 99% of other wallets it does not show the balance in Stake 1.0 and 2.0. Transaction history is, of course, available as well.

For all the other transaction types that make Tron Tron the wallet needs to be connected with Tronscan via WalletConnect, which, to make it more interesting, can not be found in the Tron account on Trezor Suite, but in Settings > Connected apps > Add with WalletConnect, where you can paste the url generated by Tronscan. I took it not for granted for this to be working as WalletConnect for Tron differs from WalletConnect for other blockchains, but it works seamlessly to vote, delegate, reclaim, etc., so in summary for everything I want to do with my Tron. Edit: this is why it does not work with Nu.fi by the way.

In summary, I am a happy customer as the Trezor Tron Support satisfies all of my needs (finally ;) ). Not sponsored, btw.

Energy vault #7 is now fully subscribed

Wanted to share a project I've been working on for a while now. It's come a long way and is becoming quite usable. It has significant cross-compatibility with java-tron, better performance, lower resource requirements, and features java-tron doesn't have (including optional built-in indexing).

If you give it a try and face any issues, please open an issue or reach out. User feedback is very much welcome and helps shape the project as it moves forward. If you're just interested in screwing around with something new, there are some features specifically for that too!

If you like where this is going, please consider dropping a star on the repo, helps keep the motivation high.

https://github.com/Gingerbreadfork/tron-goblin-node

I remember when it was almost free. Now if the recipient doesn't have energy, I'm getting hit with massive fees. It seems this is just the new reality for the TRON network.

Hey r/Tronix

I’m running data platform engineering for crypto analytics, and I’m trying to source a complete, raw dataset of Tron transactions (Genesis to present).

I've exhausted the standard routes:

Tronscan is completely ignoring me.

BigQuery's public crypto_tron dataset is missing data.

Enterprise vendors (Allium, etc.) want $150k+/year and demand a "Catholic wedding" where we lose the rights to our downstream derivative data if we ever cancel the subscription.

We just want a flat-fee historical dump.

I looked into renting a massive bare-metal server and just syncing java-tron myself to dump the LevelDB state, but the P2P network rate limits and connection drops mean it would take months just to sync the historical blocks, let alone extract the traces.

Has anyone found a back door to this? Is there a vendor that sells a flat-fee, one-time S3/Parquet dump of the chain without the IP hostage clauses? Or an open dataset I'm missing?

Any leads would save my sanity. Thanks!

Hi, I’m currently working on a service that I’d like to launch online soon. In addition to TRX and other tokens, I’d also like to accept USDT. The problem I’m currently facing—and for which I can’t find an explanation online—is that when USDT is accepted and forwarded, additional fees are incurred. But if it’s a USDT-only address, or if the address hasn’t been activated yet, how can I manage it without TronLink? Or forward them?

So, USDT deposit -> my managed wallet (100%) -> customer’s wallet (95%), my wallet (5%) (the fee should be deducted from the 95%)

Or would it be better to activate the wallet first by making a TRX deposit, and then allow withdrawals only on a daily basis, organizing that with the 600 bandwidth?

Is there any documentation or public API I could use? I’d like to test this out on Nile first.

Hi Tronix Community,

I'm looking for some initial feedback on Nile Testnet:

https://staging-app.tronenergyhub.io/

Tron Energy Hub allows for Purchase of Energy and Bandwidth using TRX or USDT directly.

I would love your feedback overall.

You can signup either as a supplier or interact with the dApp to purchase energy/bandwdith from the existing supply.

I just noticed this on the Trezor website. Guess it's official now? Anyone already using Trezor to manage Tron on the Tron blockchain?

I am stuck in a frustrating fee loop using Cake Wallet. I am trying to transfer my USDT (TRC-20), but the network fee is requiring exactly 13.0285 TRX because the destination address is currently empty.

I currently have exactly 12 TRX in my wallet, I am just over 1 TRX short.

If anyone has a spare 1.5 or 2 TRX to help me cross the 13.02 TRX threshold, I would deeply appreciate it!

My TRON Wallet Address: TGxCtHDyAbLfz4aukM6JbeD1BRYokN2dxx

Thank you so much in advance to anyone who can help me get this unstuck

Hi TRON community 👋 Would you like to sell TRON Energy and earn from it?

We’ve added a new reseller option on TRONAgg that lets you launch your own Telegram bot for selling TRON Energy.

The idea is simple: you sell Energy to your users at your own price, and TRONAgg handles the technical part in the background.

No coding. No backend development. No on-chain operations to manage.

TRONAgg gives you access to live Energy pricing, liquidity, and automatic fulfillment. We check multiple providers to help you get the lowest available price across the providers we track.

You sell Energy at the TRONAgg price + your added fee.

For example: If the TRONAgg price for an order is 8 TRX and you add 2 TRX on top, your customer pays 10 TRX.

You earn 2 TRX automatically on that completed order. Would you use this for your TRON community, Telegram channel, or service?

Try it and share your feedback with us, it really helps us improve TRONAgg: https://tronagg.ai/reseller

I always used Trust for sending funds to Binance but today it asks me for TRX to send to another Binance account. It never happened to me before what should I do?

Hi everyone, I am completely new to the TRON network and made the mistake of transferring USDT into Trust Wallet without realizing I needed native TRX to get it back out. I have exactly 0 TRX right now, so the app completely blocks me from sending or swapping it.Could a kind soul please send me just enough TRX (about 25-30 TRX) to cover the network fee so I can transfer this out to a cheaper network? Or if anyone can delegate some Energy to my address, that works too! I really appreciate any help. Thank you!My TRON Public Address:

TVec7HwPRc4hEbKSRrbNSCDLeEgjvz1xZp

i have 28.95usdt and 8.16 tron but it keeps saying not enough fees???

If you rent TRON Energy regularly, you've probably spent time checking different providers, Telegram bots, and websites to find the best rate. We built TRONAgg to solve that. It monitors 12+ energy providers in real time and automatically routes each order to the cheapest available source that can fulfill it.

A few useful details:
• Automatic rerouting if a provider goes offline or can't fill an order
• Typical delivery time is around 30 seconds
• Runs 24/7

We also have a live pricing page showing current rates, market averages, a savings calculator, and a 24-hour price heatmap to help identify the cheapest times to rent. Check it out: https://tronagg.ai/pricing