Author: liujl
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How a Silicon Valley Slogan Became a Coin That Automatically Pays a Philosopher
In late September 2026, a meme coin called e/acc appeared on Solana. Within less than nine hours of launch, its market cap briefly hit $29 million. What I found most interesting wasn’t the number — it was one of its mechanics: a slice of the creator fee from every trade is routed, through a tool…
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How to Verify a TRON Energy Rental Provider Before Renting: 7 Checks to Avoid Scams
Energy rental sounds simple: you pay a provider a rental fee, and they delegate energy to your wallet address. When you then send a USDT transfer, it consumes that rented energy instead of burning about 6.5 TRX per transaction. The mechanics really are simple — but because everyone assumes they are, the verification step often…
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How to Check TRON Energy Rental History and Previous Delegations
We run an energy pool at Tronsell, and “how do I check my TRON energy rental history and previous delegations” is one of the questions our users ask most often. In short: if you rent TRON energy from a third-party service, or you have delegated energy to another address yourself, those records live in two…
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Tracing The Toad Pepe (TOAD): From a Single Tweet to $22M, Then Down 90%
The one I’m breaking down today isn’t some animal influencer, and it isn’t an official project on any chain — it’s a frog. More precisely, a toad from the Pepe family. The Toad Pepe, ticker TOAD, graduated from pump.fun on Solana in early August 2026, and within days a single tweet from a named, well-known…
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Why Can’t My TRON Wallet Send USDT? How to Fix Failed Transfers
In my day-to-day work handling TRON rental orders at Tronsell.io, one problem keeps coming up: users submit a USDT transfer, and the transaction gets stuck, fails, or leaves no record at all. I’ve helped hundreds of users work through this type of problem, and in most cases the cause comes down to one of the…
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How to Use TRON Energy Rental With a Multisig Wallet
We run a TRON energy rental desk, and the question multisig teams ask us most is: where does the rented energy actually sit? A multisig wallet is managed jointly by several signing accounts, so it is natural to wonder which of those signing wallets receives the rental. The answer is simple. A TRON multisig account…
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Lil’ Shrub (SHRUB): A Second Wind on Robinhood Chain, or a Lost Cause?
On August 30, Shivon Zilis posted a photo of a hedgehog on X with the caption “Lil’ Shrub in a shrub.” She’s not just any X user — she was the COO of Neuralink and has led Tesla’s Autopilot program. The photo itself was unremarkable, but crypto moved fast: within days, a meme coin named…
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Busan Shark Bukang-i Meme Coin Provenance: How a Real Shark Became an On-Chain Token
At the end of September, a roughly 3.5-meter shark got stuck in a narrow artificial waterway at Busan’s North Port and couldn’t find its way out. Koreans nicknamed it 부캉이 (Bukang-i) — “Bukhang” (North Port) plus a cute Korean ending sound. Some worried whether it was hungry; others took the high-speed train just to see…
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TRON USDT Transfer Stuck Pending? Check Energy and Transaction Resources
“Why is my USDT transfer stuck pending?” It is one of the questions we get almost every week. Here is the honest answer: on TRON, a transfer stuck pending almost never means “wait longer”. A broadcast transfer either enters a block within about a minute, or the network drops it. So the fix is not…
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Why Can’t My TRON Wallet Receive USDT? Common Causes and Fixes
If a USDT deposit is not showing up in a TRON wallet, it almost always comes down to one of five causes: the transfer was sent on the wrong network, the sender’s transaction failed, the wallet is hiding the token, the address was copied incorrectly, or the exchange has not credited the deposit yet. In…