In this project, A2A is used to expose TRON testnet operations as an agent.

A hands-on walkthrough of ACP checkout sessions, x402 payments, and GasFree settlement on TRON Nile

In this article, you’ll learn how to prepare a Substreams package tailored to TRON historical data extraction and sinking into clickhouse or jsonl files

UCP is a way for software to describe a checkout flow in a machine-friendly format. x402 is a way to protect a paid API route and let a client know that payment is required.

Stream real-time blockchain node events like new blocks and transactions, from a TRON Java-tron FullNode using the built-in event subscription feature over ZeroMQ message queue.

Setup and run a TRON Nile tesnet node, arm64 architecture

This document describes a small open-source Node.js CLI demo that uses Tether’s Wallet Development Kit (WDK) to perform TRON wallet actions.

This article explains a practical workaround: a small local Node.js proxy that accepts Foundry’s deployment requests and broadcasts them as TRON‑native transactions.

Deploying multiple smart contracts that share the same logic can be inefficient and costly. Without optimized deployment patterns, developers pay unnecessary energy costs and lose the ability to predict contract addresses.

This guide shows how to integrate The Graph Substreams with the TRON network to capture on‑chain activity in real time

This guide shows how to estimate TRON transaction fees (in TRX) using TronWeb’s triggerConstantContract against TronGrid (Nile/Mainnet). No estimateEnergy API calls are used; the script only simulates and never broadcasts.

In the TRON ecosystem, message signing is a fundamental part of decentralized app workflows. It allows users to prove intent, authorize actions, and sign data without broadcasting on-chain transactions. The `signMessageV2` API, supported by TronLink, implements the TRON standard TIP-191, ensuring messages are signed in a consistent and secure way. This article walks through how to use `signMessageV2`, verify signatures off-chain, and confirm authenticity on-chain using a minimal smart contract.