Troniti
Non-custodial TRON yield: staking, voting rewards & energy rental in your own wallet — via an on-chain permission that can never move your funds.
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About Troniti
troniti runs the full TRX yield loop — claiming voting rewards, restaking, re-voting, and renting idle energy to USDT movers — through a restricted on-chain permission: 5 operations, no transfers, no unstaking, revocable anytime. Funds never leave the owner's wallet; every action is a public on-chain transaction. ~15% combined yield model (voting ~3.3% + energy rental ~11.9%, net of market cuts), flat 2%/yr fee, no profit share. Built solo, in public: daily devlog on X and an evergreen library at troniti.com/learn explaining the mechanics — including measured energy-market seller shares nobody else publishes.
What Troniti does that nothing else does
Its operator permission provably can't touch funds: exactly five on-chain operations (stake, vote, claim, delegate, reclaim), verified bit-for-bit — one extra bit and verification fails.
Who Troniti is for
TRX holders (from ~10k, best at 100k+) who want the full staking + energy yield without doing daily ops — and won't hand anyone withdrawal rights. Not for traders or non-TRON portfolios.
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8 comments
Hana Suzuki
Does Troniti work with hardware wallets like Ledger, and can I review each transaction before it is signed?
Andrejs HmelovsMaker
Hardware wallets: yes. Setup is a single AccountPermissionUpdate signed by your owner key — through TronLink, including Ledger-backed accounts. Your keys never leave the device, and after that one transaction Troniti never needs them again. (If your device balks at the permission transaction, ping me — but the keys stay on it either way.)
Per-transaction review: no — by design. You approve the class of transactions once, cryptographically: the permission whitelists exactly five operations (stake, vote, claim, delegate, undelegate) and the network itself rejects everything else — transfers included. Every executed transaction is then on-chain and itemized in the app, so the audit is after-the-fact and complete.
Pre-approving every routine claim and re-vote would just be doing the chore manually again — automation is the product. The safety comes from what the operator can't sign, not from you supervising what it does.
Marta Vidal
How is the flat 2% annual fee collected if Troniti’s permission cannot transfer funds from your wallet?
Andrejs HmelovsMaker
Prepaid credit. You send a small deposit upfront yourself — a regular transfer, initiated by you. The 2%/yr fee is then metered against that balance as the service runs. Credit hits zero → the service simply pauses until you top up again.
The permission never touches your funds. Billing can only draw down what you've already chosen to deposit — it can't reach into the wallet.
Priya Nair
Can I revoke Troniti’s on chain permission directly from my TRON wallet at any time, and does that stop all future automated actions immediately?
Andrejs HmelovsMaker
Yes to both. The permission lives on your account under your owner key — you revoke it from your own wallet any time with a standard AccountPermissionUpdate. I can't object, delay, or even see it coming: my permission can't touch permissions.
From that block onward, every transaction signed by the operator key is rejected by the network itself — the stop is enforced by the chain, not by my software choosing to comply. The fee clock stops with it: revoked time is never billed.
Viktor Lindqvist
How does Troniti handle periods when energy rental demand drops, and can users see their actual net yield over time?
Andrejs HmelovsMaker
Rental is the bonus layer, not the promise. When demand dries up the worker simply doesn't sell — no forced fills at junk rates, your energy just sits unrented while the staking loop (claim → restake → vote) keeps compounding as the baseline. I sell into this market myself daily; demand is exactly why the optimizer prices by net payout only.
And yes — the app shows actuals, not projections: every rental is booked only after the payout lands on-chain (net of the marketplace's cut), and the fee ledger is itemized line by line. Every number traces back to a transaction you can verify yourself.