The service I use through the Brutus.Finance team is based on the utilization of a specialized Bot for selling surplus energy I obtain through my participation in the election of Super Representatives within the TRON ecosystem. This process allows me to generate additional benefits, which are directly deposited into my wallet.
This strategy effectively harnesses available energy resources and maximizes their utility through sales in the corresponding market. By participating in the voting for TRON’s Super Representatives, I actively contribute to the functioning and development of the network, while Brutus.Finance’s Bot handles the marketing of surplus energy in an automated manner.
The integration of this technology offers an efficient and profitable way to leverage available resources in the TRON ecosystem, providing tangible benefits for users. Furthermore, by receiving benefits directly into my wallet, greater transparency and control over my earnings are ensured, facilitating the management and tracking of my investments in this sector.
Thanks for your reply, it’s really reassuring to hear that no user or transaction information is stored in the database, which can indeed alleviate certain regulatory concerns.
How does the CiroTRX handle compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) and know your customer (KYC) regulations, especially if users engage in larger transactions or withdrawals?
As mentioned earlier, Ciro’s main function is to provide the necessary resources to execute the transaction. A contract covers the transaction costs, so the amount or the origin and destination of the transaction do not affect us. The contract simply covers the transaction costs in exchange for a small fee.
This is why there’s no need to identify anyone, as the movement involves only cryptocurrencies between wallets… It would be exactly the same as sending USDT on Tron but without worrying about having resources or TRX in your wallet.
Really an interesting project, I’ve been looking at it. I hope to use it soon, I hope that in the future it can be implemented for other currencies that are not only stable, that would help a lot with these transfers as well. On the other hand, I would like to test the interaction from my wallet to the exchange. I know that not all of them allow interaction with a smart contract, but is it possible for it to appear as a normal transfer? I mean, from wallet to wallet
Thank you for clarifying the platform’s primary function of providing resources to execute transactions and the contract’s role in covering transaction costs.
While user anonymity is maintained during transactions, are there any measures in place to address potential security risks or fraudulent activities, such as monitoring for suspicious transactions or implementing security protocols?
Right now, it is working. I tried it myself. The issue must have been about an hour ago. The API was under maintenance for a few hours, causing the problem. I apologize for the inconvenience. You can try again whenever you want.
It is very good to do maintenance. Please for next time will it be possible to share kind of maintenance announcement before the hand so that users will get to know and avoid inconvenience till maintenance is done completely.
That’s only the first time you use it. Once the contract is approved, you’ll only need to have TRX for bandwidth payment if you don’t have the 600 points provided by the blockchain each day.
Imagino que te refieres al ancho de banda, eso no se puede cubrir con el contrato, la blockchain no lo permite. También puede que te refieras a los 100TRX de aprobación, en cuyo caso solo se aplica la primera vez (por cada stablecoin usdd, usdj…)
But they are not 100TRX, the first time the system automatically if it does not have enough resources recommends you make a rental for 5 minutes so that approval ends up costing approximately four TRX
As far as I understand, you make token transfers cheaper, since the transfer transaction itself is carried out on your side, and the user will only need to approve the contract.
My question is, can a user give approval for a specific number of tokens, rather than unlimited approval?
This way he will be sure that there is no big risk of losing his entire balance.
the truth is that the contract is a fixed contract, and in no way can malicious transactions be made to remove the funds, furthermore making approvals only for smaller amounts would increase the cost of each operation, what we do is to offer the most economical, fast and secure as possible.
Hey team, I just tried your project now though I have insufficient stables to complete the transaction but the dApp is user friendly. Easy wallet connection and amazing Ui. I think this project will be one of the best in this hackathon. Goodluck to your team
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