JustLend · Lending · Tron
Borrowers on Tron pay interest to borrow USDT and suppliers share it, minus the market's reserve cut. The rate moves with how much of the pool is borrowed.
Read live from the protocol's own on-chain rate.
Withdraw any time while the market holds idle USDT. When almost everything is borrowed, withdrawals wait for repayments.
Low · 5/100 Higher means riskier. Each point below says where it comes from.
Tron charges fees in energy and bandwidth, which depends on what your account has staked. Enter your own cost.
Paste this into a terminal. It asks a public node for the same value GL1TCH used. No account, no key, no wallet.
curl -s https://api.trongrid.io/jsonrpc -X POST -H 'content-type: application/json' --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"eth_call","params":[{"to":"0xea09611b57e89d67fbb33a516eb90508ca95a3e5","data":"0xae9d70b0"},"latest"]}'Word 0 is supplyRatePerBlock (1e18 = 100%). Tron makes a block every 3 s, so APY = (1 + rate × 28,800)^365 − 1. The address is the jToken TXJgMdjVX5dKiQaUi9QobwNxtSQaFqccvd in hex.
Tap the button and the GL1TCH Telegram bot watches this yield for you: it messages you if the APY halves, deposits fall 30%, or withdrawals get stuck. No wallet, no sign-up. Or send /yieldwatch tron-justlend-usdt to the bot yourself.
Not financial advice. GL1TCH never asks you to sign, deposit or connect anything to read these numbers.