📖 ExWithdrawal Guide

Weekly Withdrawal Fee & Data Report — October 5 – 11, 2026

Hard numbers for the week: an eighth flat fee week with all eleven venues operational, TRX down 1.7% to $0.3299, Bitcoin down 3.9%, ETF demand reversing to $681 million of outflows, and USDT supply on TRON passing $94.25 billion — the full tables.

This is the weekly data edition: hard numbers on what it cost to withdraw USDT in the week of October 5 – 11, 2026 (Monday to Sunday), how the picture moved versus the prior week, and whether anything looks abnormal. All exchange fees, minimums and limits are verified reference values from official pages dated 2026-10-12; energy prices are manually surveyed by the Tronsell operations team on the same date.

The short version: fees did not move for an eighth consecutive week, TRX closed 1.7% lower at $0.3299, and the availability column was clean for the first time since September 21 — only routine token and chain maintenance across the week. The direction of travel changed on the demand side instead: US spot Bitcoin ETFs swung from +$241.1 million to -$681.1 million, Ethereum funds shed $542.07 million, and 24,073 BTC left exchanges on a single day.

1.0 USDT
Best TRC20 fee (6 venues)
1.5 USDT
Market average
2.5 USDT
Most expensive (Kraken)
26 SUN
Best energy rental price
~74%
Saving vs burning TRX
11 / 11
Venues fully operational

📋USDT TRC20 Withdrawal Fees — All 11 Tracked Venues

ExchangeTRC20 FeeMinimumThis week
OKX1.0 USDT2 USDTNo change
Binance1.0 USDT10 USDTNo change
Bybit1.0 USDT10 USDTNo change
KuCoin1.0 USDT10 USDTNo change
Bitget1.0 USDT5 USDTNo change
MEXC1.0 USDT2 USDTNo change
Gate.io1.5 USDT10 USDTNo change
Crypto.com1.5 USDT10 USDTNo change
HTX2.3 USDT1 USDTNo change
Coinbase2.4 USDT1 USDTNo change
Kraken2.5 USDT5 USDTNo change
Verified reference values as of 2026-10-12 — always confirm on the exchange's official fee page before large transfers. The Status column we carried for Bitget through its restoration has been retired: the venue completed a full clean week of normal operation, so it is listed like every other venue. Source: exchange official fee pages, re-checked 2026-10-12

⚡TRON Snapshot: Energy, Burn and Block Health

The network's cost parameters did not move: the energy burn price is still 100 SUN (Proposal #104), and the best surveyed OTC rental price held at 26 SUN, with the surveyed band at 26–30 SUN. At the week's closing TRX price of $0.3299, a standard 65,000-energy USDT transfer costs about $2.14 if you burn TRX and about $0.56 if you rent energy — a 74% saving now eight weeks old. A transfer to a brand-new address (roughly double the energy, ~130,000) runs about $1.12 rented, or about $4.29 burned.

One market did reprice. JustLend DAO's weekly snapshot for September 29 – October 5 put its energy rental price at 4.089 TRX per 100,000 energy — about 41 SUN per unit — and noted it moved higher on the week, after the protocol cut its base rate from 15% to 8% in early October. That is the on-chain lending market pricing the same commodity at roughly 58% above the best OTC quote, and the gap has now persisted for three weeks. We price our readers' transfers off the OTC side because that is where the execution is cheapest, and we flag the lending side because it is what a user sees if they rent through a DeFi protocol instead.

Network health looked normal: block times steady at ~3 seconds, no congestion pricing, no governance vote on fee parameters during the week.

🌍Same $1,000 USDT Withdrawal, Four Networks

NetworkVenue fee (floor)Typical network costAll-in for $1,000Arrival
TRON (TRC20)1.0 USDT65,000 energy ≈ $0.56 rented (1.69 TRX)~$1.56~1 minute
BNB Chain (BEP20)1.0–1.5 USDT~0.29–1 USDT gas equivalent~$1.3–$2.5~1 minute
Ethereum (ERC20)5.0+ USDT$3–15 gas depending on congestion~$8–$20+~1–5 minutes
Solana0.5–1 USDT~$0.01–0.05~$0.6–$1~seconds
Network costs are typical ranges, not quotes; TRON's rented-energy figure uses the 26 SUN best surveyed price and the week's $0.3299 TRX close. The comparison is stability-adjusted: Solana is cheapest per transfer, but TRC20 remains the deepest USDT liquidity rail — USDT supply on TRON passed $94.25 billion this week — which is where exchange support and settlement depth actually live.

📈TRX and BTC Daily Closes

Date (2026)TRX closeBTC closeNote
Oct 4 (prior close)$0.3357$86,480Baseline
Oct 5$0.3361$85,78724,073 BTC net left exchanges; ETF week opens at -$89.9M
Oct 6$0.3354$85,558ETF flows turn positive (+$118.9M); JST lists on Uphold
Oct 7$0.3352$83,276FOMC minutes; ETF outflow -$487.1M; Tron Inc. adds 147,789 TRX
Oct 8$0.3326$81,676BTC's intraweek low near $80,336; -$244.1M ETF day
Oct 9$0.3317$82,546Ledger reseller investigation opens; Tether freezes ~$10M and four THORChain vaults
Oct 10$0.3306$82,912USDT supply on TRON passes $94.25B
Oct 11$0.3299$83,090Week closes: TRX -1.7%, BTC -3.9%
TRX closes from the Yahoo Finance / CoinFi daily series; BTC closes from Yahoo Finance. Weekly change: TRX −1.7%, BTC −3.9%. TRX market capitalisation finished the week near $31.3 billion and BTC near $1.66 trillion. Source note for readers tracking week to week: the October 4 BTC baseline reads $86,480 in this series, while last week's edition showed $84,800 for the same Sunday from a different market-data dashboard. Every row in this table, and the weekly change, is measured on one series so the comparison is consistent; the older figure has been logged for correction.

🎰ETF Flows and Stablecoins — the Liquidity Backdrop

MetricThis weekPrior week
US spot BTC ETF net flow−$681.1M+$241.1M
— biggest single day+$118.9M (Oct 6)+$189.8M (Oct 2)
— worst single day−$487.1M (Oct 7)−$148.7M (Sep 30)
US spot ETH ETF net flow−$542.07M−$138M
Solana ETF net flow−$24.81M (ends 14-week streak)—
Stablecoin supply (fiat-reserve + synthetic)~$305.8B~$312B
USDT / USDC float$184.1B / $73.0B~$184B / ~$74B
USDT on TRON$94.25B (+24.7% YoY)—
ETF flows per SoSoValue, week of October 5 – 9, published October 11 once Friday was fully counted. Stablecoin totals use Stablecoin Beat's 11 October split — $272.7 billion in qualifying fiat-reserve float plus $33.1 billion in crypto-collateralised and synthetic designs; tallies that classify those coins differently run up to about $10 billion higher. The same week, NEAR funds took in +$35.99M, XRP funds added $11.31 million for a 13th straight positive week, and TRX, DOGE, HBAR and DOT ETFs saw zero net movement.

🔍Arrival Speeds and Anomaly Check

Anomaly scan for the week, in the usual four checks. Fees: no change at any of the eleven venues — eighth consecutive flat week. Minimums: unchanged across the board. Availability: routine maintenance only, and nothing that touched a USDT TRC20 route: Bitget paused AXS withdrawals on BSC from October 7, MEXC paused SEI deposits and withdrawals for the Sei upgrade on October 8–9, Bybit scheduled an hour of BTC wallet maintenance on October 12, and BitMEX paused all withdrawals from October 12 for about 48 hours. Energy market: the 26–30 SUN OTC band held for an eighth week while the on-chain lending market repriced to about 41 SUN — the widest divergence between the two quotes since we started tracking both.

Two things to watch next week, neither of them a fee item. First, whether the $681 million of Bitcoin ETF outflows extends into a second week — one negative week after a +$2.39 billion week is a brake, two is a regime. Second, the Ledger reseller drain is still moving: Tether's freeze was about $10 million against estimates of $72–$94.5 million of losses, and traced proceeds have already reached Binance deposit addresses on TRON. None of it changes what a TRC20 transfer costs.

Bottom line

Eighth consecutive flat week on fees, a clean availability column for the first time in three weeks, and 74% still saved by renting energy at 26 SUN instead of burning TRX at 100 SUN. TRX closed 1.7% lower at $0.3299, which moves the arithmetic by a cent, not by a decision: the cheapest complete path for $1,000 stays near $1.56 all-in over TRC20 with rented energy.

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Written & verified by the ExWithdrawal Editorial Team Operated by Tronsell — a TRON Energy marketplace processing thousands of USDT TRC20 transfers daily. We update guides and reports as fees and network parameters change. Read our editorial policy →
Sources & verification: OKX / Binance / Bybit / KuCoin / Bitget / MEXC / Gate.io / Crypto.com / HTX / Coinbase / Kraken official fee pages (verified 2026-10-12) · Tronsell operations — energy price survey, 26–30 SUN (verified 2026-10-12) · TRON DAO / TronScan — 100 SUN burn price, Proposal #104 (effective 2025-08-29) · JUST weekly snapshot, September 29 – October 5 — JustLend energy rental price 4.089 TRX per 100,000 energy; base rate cut 15% to 8% (2026-10-06) · Yahoo Finance / CoinFi — TRX daily history; Yahoo Finance — BTC daily history (2026-10-04 – 10-11) · SoSoValue weekly ETF flow data — BTC -$681.1M, ETH -$542.07M, SOL -$24.81M, XRP +$11.31M, NEAR +$35.99M (2026-10-05 – 10-09) · Stablecoin Beat — fiat-reserve float $272.7B plus $33.1B synthetic; USDT $184.1B, USDC $73.0B (2026-10-11) · Lookonchain — USDT supply on TRON $94.25B (2026-10-10) · Santiment / CryptoQuant — 24,073 BTC single-day net exchange outflow; reserves at 6.50% of supply (2026-10-05/07) · BitMEX, Bybit, Bitget and MEXC official maintenance notices (2026-10-07 to 10-12) · Live energy/fee metrics on this page come from the shared ExWithdrawal data engine (see our About page).

❓Frequently Asked Questions

What did a USDT withdrawal cost this week?

The same as last week at every venue: $1.0 at six exchanges, up to $2.5 at Kraken. Energy parameters did not move either — 100 SUN to burn, 26 SUN best rental — so a standard TRC20 transfer cost about $0.56 rented or about $2.14 burned at the week's TRX close of $0.3299.

Are all eleven exchanges operational?

Yes, and this was the first fully clean week since late September. Bitget passed its observation week after the October 2 restoration, so the status flag we were carrying has been retired. The only interruptions were token- and chain-specific maintenance.

Why is the stablecoin figure different from last week's?

Because the source changed. This edition uses Stablecoin Beat's 11 October split of qualifying fiat-reserve float ($272.7 billion) plus crypto-collateralised and synthetic designs ($33.1 billion), for about $305.8 billion. Tallies that classify those coins differently run up to roughly $10 billion higher, which is the range the category has sat in all month.

Did any fee or network parameter change this week?

No. Zero fee changes, zero minimum changes, energy burn price still 100 SUN, block times about 3 seconds, and no governance vote on cost parameters. The only price that moved was TRX itself, down 1.7% on the week.

How much does renting energy save versus burning TRX?

About 74%: $0.56 rented (1.69 TRX at 26 SUN) versus $2.14 burned (6.5 TRX at 100 SUN) at TRX $0.3299. Annualized at one transfer per week that is roughly $83, on top of the $78 the venue-fee gap is worth.