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Tron Inc. Common Stock
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1 day ago • u/DisastrousPenalty652 • r/Tronix • can_you_actually_verify_an_energy_provider • Discussion • B

I've seen "on-chain verifiable" used by a few Energy providers, so I wanted to understand what you can actually verify yourself.
With TRON resource delegation, at least one part is pretty transparent: if Energy gets delegated to your address, you can check the resource state and delegation records on TronScan.
I used Tronex Energy as an example since they mention on-chain verification.
From what I can tell, TronScan can confirm the delegation itself - that resources were assigned and which addresses were involved.
What it obviously can't tell you is uptime, support quality, or how reliable the service performs over time. That's a separate question.
For people who use Energy providers regularly: do u actually check the delegation on tronscan, or just look at the Energy balance in your wallet?

1 day ago • u/DisastrousPenalty652 • r/Tronix • can_you_actually_verify_an_energy_provider • Discussion • B

I've seen "on-chain verifiable" used by a few Energy providers, so I wanted to understand what you can actually verify yourself.
With TRON resource delegation, at least one part is pretty transparent: if Energy gets delegated to your address, you can check the resource state and delegation records on TronScan.
I used Tronex Energy as an example since they mention on-chain verification.
From what I can tell, TronScan can confirm the delegation itself - that resources were assigned and which addresses were involved.
What it obviously can't tell you is uptime, support quality, or how reliable the service performs over time. That's a separate question.
For people who use Energy providers regularly: do u actually check the delegation on tronscan, or just look at the Energy balance in your wallet?

2 days ago • u/allblu_xyz • r/defi • where_can_i_swap_btc_for_usdt • C

Hi!
We're able to do this swap from \[BTC to USDT.ETH\](http://allblu.xyz/swap/btc-to-usdt-eth), and other pairs such as USDT.TRON that you've mentioned. Our fees are cheaper than most aggregators and we only use one flow swap, meaning your BTC swap would be paired with USDC so the price slippage is much less.
If you're looking for more of a established company, probably Thorswap or jumper for bridging.
Feel free to compare prices and let us know if you have any questions.

2 days ago • u/oniqwallet • r/CryptoCurrency • gasless_usdt_transfers_on_tron_built_by_the_oniq • TECHNOLOGY • T

Gasless USDT Transfers on TRON — Built by the Oniq Team

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