About Energy Rental

1. What is energy used for?

The fees for transferring USDT on TRON are actually related to energy. TRX is only consumed when there is not enough energy. Currently, transferring one USDT on TRON requires approximately 13.3959 TRX.

2. Why lease energy for cheaper fees?

Transferring one USDT on TRON costs about 13.3959 TRX. However, by leasing energy beforehand, you won’t need to spend TRX when making the transfer.

3. How to save on fees?

Start by leasing energy, and then proceed with your USDT transfer. This can save you more than 8 TRX.

4. Where can I purchase or contact for leasing?

You can directly search for the @SuperXCoinBot on Telegram or simply visit this website energy rental to find the bot. It’s very convenient to use!

5. Difference between leasing for 1 day and 30 days?

Leasing for 1 day means that the energy expires after 24 hours. If you lease for 1 day, please make use of it promptly! Leasing for 30 days means you can use the energy continuously for 30 days, and the energy consumed during the day will automatically recover, allowing you to use it again the next day.

6. I leased for 3 days, can I accumulate unused energy for the next day?

No, you cannot. For example, if you lease 10,000 energy for 3 days and don’t use it all on the first day, you won’t be able to accumulate and use 10,000 energy on the following days. Short-term energy leasing is relatively expensive, so it’s recommended for durations of three days or more.

Latest TRON Blockchain Transaction Costs in TRX and the Explanation of Various Fee Scenarios and the Principles of TRX Conversion to Energy:

• TRX transfers consume bandwidth and require energy. 268 bandwidth = 0.268 TRX. Each wallet is given 600 bandwidth per day, allowing for 2 free TRX transfers. Beyond 2 transfers, each transfer costs 0.268 TRX.

• USDT transfers consume bandwidth and energy. Each wallet is given 600 bandwidth per day, allowing for 2 free USDT transfers. Beyond 2 transfers, each transfer costs 0.345 TRX, with energy consumption being separate.

• When the receiving wallet has U (USDT), the cost is 345 bandwidth = 0.345 TRX and 31,895 energy = 13.7 TRX, totaling 13.7 TRX.

• When the receiving wallet does not have U (USDT), the cost is 345 bandwidth = 0.345 TRX and 64,895 energy = 27.16 TRX, totaling 27.5 TRX.

• Burning value: 1 TRX = 1,000 bandwidth, 12.108 TRX = 31,895 energy, 27.16 TRX = 64,895 energy.

TRX and Energy: Their Functions and Differences:

• Many people directly equate TRX with energy, but they are two different concepts.

• Normal TRON transfers initially consume energy and bandwidth. When both of these resources are met, TRX deductions are not required.

• Receiving wallets with U (USDT) require 345 bandwidth and 31,895 energy, consuming a total of 13.7 TRX.

• Receiving wallets without U (USDT) require 345 bandwidth and 64,895 energy, consuming a total of 27.4 TRX.

• Normal TRX transfers fall into these two scenarios. If the wallet has sufficient bandwidth and energy, TRX deductions are not required. If not, a certain amount above 13.7 or 27.4 TRX is deducted based on the energy ratio.

• The principle of energy leasing: You only need to spend 4+ TRX each time to purchase enough energy for one transfer. This means that for a single transfer, you only need to spend 4+ TRX, saving you 8-9 TRX compared to the actual TRX consumption.

• Every wallet address can view its own energy and bandwidth, so there’s no need to worry about scams. You can also check the energy consumption value for each transaction hash. This is the operational mechanism of TRON.