📖 ExWithdrawal Guide

Weekly Withdrawal Fee & Data Report — September 28 – October 4, 2026

Hard numbers for the week: a seventh week of zero fee changes and all eleven venues operational again, TRX up 0.7% to $0.3357, Bitcoin's $87.2K spike-and-fade, and ETF demand cooling from $2.39B to $241.1M — the full tables.

This is the weekly data edition: hard numbers on what it cost to withdraw USDT in the week of September 28 – October 4, 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 2026-10-05; energy prices are manually surveyed by the Tronsell operations team on the same date.

The short version: a seventh consecutive week of zero fee changes, and — the bigger headline — an end to the availability story that dominated the last two weeks: Bitget completed its restoration calendar on October 2, so all eleven tracked venues are operational again. TRX closed 0.7% higher at $0.3357; Bitcoin chopped between $82,600 and $87,200 and finished the week up 0.4%.

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 FeeMinimumStatus this week
OKX1.0 USDT2 USDTNormal
Binance1.0 USDT10 USDTNormal
Bybit1.0 USDT10 USDTNormal
KuCoin1.0 USDT10 USDTNormal
Bitget1.0 USDT5 USDTRestored Oct 2
MEXC1.0 USDT2 USDTNormal
Gate.io1.5 USDT10 USDTNormal
Crypto.com1.5 USDT10 USDTNormal
HTX2.3 USDT1 USDTNormal
Coinbase2.4 USDT1 USDTNormal
Kraken2.5 USDT5 USDTNormal
Verified reference values as of 2026-10-05 — always confirm on the exchange's official fee page before large transfers. Bitget's fee never changed during the suspension; the Status column now reads “Restored Oct 2” pending one full normal week of operation, after which we will retire it. Source: exchange official fee pages · Bitget official incident recap, 2026-10-02

⚡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 spanning 26–30 SUN. At the week's closing TRX price of $0.3357, a standard 65,000-energy USDT transfer costs about $2.18 if you burn TRX and about $0.57 if you rent energy — a 74% saving that has now survived seven straight weeks. A transfer to a brand-new address (roughly double the energy, ~130,000) runs about $1.14 rented — or $4.37 if you burn.

Network health looked normal all week: block times steady at ~3 seconds, no congestion pricing observed, and the TRON Energy Index spent the week in its usual 25–35 band. September 30 — the day Bitget's USDT withdrawals resumed on TRON — produced the week's TRX high near $0.341 intraday, a pattern consistent with restored outbound flow meeting the market.

🌍Same $1,000 USDT Withdrawal, Four Networks

NetworkVenue fee (floor)Typical network costAll-in for $1,000Arrival
TRON (TRC20)1.0 USDT65,000 energy ≈ $0.57 rented (1.69 TRX)~$1.57~1 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. The comparison is stability-adjusted: Solana is cheapest per transfer, but TRC20 remains the deepest USDT liquidity rail — $94 billion+ circulating — which is where exchange support and settlement depth actually live.

📈TRX Daily Closes and the Week's Movers

Date (2026)TRX closeBTC closeNote
Sep 27 (prior close)$0.3335$84,458Baseline
Sep 28$0.3355$83,503Bitget BTC withdrawals reopen 08:00 UTC
Sep 29$0.3345$83,622CoinEx spot trading ends; TRXS Cboe closing bell
Sep 30$0.3376$83,554Bitget USDT withdrawals resume; TRX intraday high ~$0.341
Oct 1$0.3349$84,853MetaMask validator exits
Oct 2$0.3346$84,497Jobs shock; BTC spikes $87.2K then fades; Bitget fully restored
Oct 3$0.3355$84,764$433.6M liquidations, 74% longs
Oct 4$0.3357~$84,800Stablecoin supply $312B
TRX closes from FXEmpire/CoinLore daily history; BTC closes from CoinMarketCap. Weekly change: TRX +0.7%, BTC +0.4%. TRX market capitalization finished the week near $31.8–31.9 billion.

🎰ETF Flows and Stablecoins — the Liquidity Backdrop

MetricThis weekPrior week
US spot BTC ETF net flow+$241.1M+$2,390M
— biggest single day+$189.8M (Oct 2)+$999M (Sep 21)
— worst single day-$148.7M (Sep 30)—
US spot ETH ETF net flow-$138M+$690M
Stablecoin total supply~$312B (+0.6% 7d)~$310B
USDT / USDC~$184B / ~$74B~$184B / ~$75B
ETF flows per SoSoValue weekly data (Sep 28 – Oct 2), as reported October 5 once Friday's flows were fully counted; stablecoin supply per DefiLlama-based readings, October 4. The BTC ETF week included the first-ever outflow week for ZEC ETFs (about -$94M) and a +$36.0M debut for NEAR ETFs. September's monthly BTC ETF net inflow ran roughly $2.6–2.9 billion depending on the dataset.

🔍Arrival Speeds and Anomaly Check

Anomaly scan for the week, in the usual four checks. Fees: no change at any of the eleven venues — seventh consecutive flat week, the longest streak since we began tracking. Minimums: unchanged across the board. Availability: Bitget's restoration completed on its published calendar; our Status column will retire after one more clean week. Energy market: the 26–30 SUN surveyed band held for a seventh week, with no venue repricing after JustLend's late-September lending-rate cut — the OTC and lending markets continue to price the same commodity differently.

One watch item for next week: attacker funds from the Bitget theft remain in motion on public chains, and any large forced movement — freezing action, a seizure, or a routing rejection — can momentarily distort exchange-level USDT flows. It does not affect fees or network costs.

Bottom line

Seventh flat week — and the first week since September 24 with zero availability asterisks. The $1 floor is whole across all six venues, energy is 74% cheaper than burning at the best surveyed price, and the cheapest complete path for $1,000 remains ~$1.57 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 2026-10-05) · Tronsell operations — energy price survey, 26–30 SUN (verified 2026-10-05) · TRON DAO / TronScan — 100 SUN burn price, Proposal #104 (effective 2025-08-29) · Bitget official incident recap — restoration completed Oct 2, PoR 131% (2026-10-02) · FXEmpire / CoinLore — TRX daily history, Sep 27 – Oct 4 closes · CoinMarketCap — BTC daily history and market wrap (2026-09-28 – 10-04) · SoSoValue via Blockonomi/CoinMarketCap — weekly ETF flows incl. ZEC first outflow and NEAR debut (2026-10-05) · Token Recon — DefiLlama stablecoin supply, $312B / USDT $184B / USDC $74B (2026-10-04) · CoinGlass via BTCtiming — October 3 liquidations, $433.6M total / $321.8M longs · 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 ~$0.57 rented or ~$2.18 burned at the week's TRX price.

Are all eleven exchanges operational again?

Yes. Bitget completed its phased restoration on October 2, exactly per its published calendar (BTC Sep 28, ETH Sep 29, USDT Sep 30, remainder Oct 2). We keep a “Restored Oct 2” status flag for one more week of observation.

How much does renting energy save versus burning TRX?

About 74%: $0.57 rented (1.69 TRX at 26 SUN) versus $2.18 burned (6.5 TRX at 100 SUN, TRX at $0.3357). Annualized at one transfer per week, roughly $84.

Why is the ETF flow table so much smaller than last week's?

Because the market shrank it: US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $241.1 million this week versus $2.39 billion the week before — the strongest week of 2026 followed by one of the quietest, including a $148.7M single-day outflow on September 30.

Did any fee or network parameter change this week?

No. Zero fee changes, zero minimum changes, energy burn price still 100 SUN, block times ~3 seconds. The week's only structural movement was availability returning to normal.