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Staking 2.0

How TRON Stake 2.0 turns staked TRX into Energy — the yield formula, the 14-day unstaking period, and why staking powers TronSave's rental supply.

TronSave is built on TRON's Stake 2.0 model. Staking (freezing) TRX produces Energy (or Bandwidth), which providers then rent out on the marketplace.

How staking produces Energy

When you stake TRX for Energy, the amount of Energy you receive depends on your share of all TRX staked for Energy network‑wide:

Energy obtained = (Your TRX staked for Energy / Total TRX staked for Energy on TRON) × 180,000,000,000

So Energy yield per TRX decreases as more of the network stakes for Energy, and increases as less does.

Unstaking period

If you need liquidity sooner, see Early Unstake, which lets you exit your position before the 14 days via the unstake market.

Why it matters for TronSave

  • Providers stake TRX → receive Energy → sell/delegate it on TronSave → earn APY.

  • Buyers benefit because this staked supply is what fills their rental orders at market rates instead of the burn rate.

Next steps

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