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Skill TronLink/tronlink-skills/skills/tron-token

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'find a token on TRON', 'search TRC-20 token', 'token info on TRON', 'who holds this TRON token', 'is this TRON token safe', 'top TRON tokens', 'trending tokens on TRON', 'token market cap on TRON', 'holder distribution', 'verify TRON contract', or mentions searching for TRC-20 tokens, checking token metadata, holder analysis, contract verification, or discovering trending tokens on the TRON network. For live prices and K-line charts, use tron-market. For swap execution, use tron-swap.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add TronLink/tronlink-skills --skill tron-token

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SKILL.md

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TRON Token Info

8 commands for token search, metadata, contract verification, holder analysis, trending tokens, token rankings, a heuristic security snapshot (not a full audit), and a one-shot token overview.

Pre-flight Checks

  1. Confirm Node.js >= 18: 
    node -e "console.log('ok')"  # Node.js >= 18 required

Resolve the CLI path

Every command below runs node "$TRON_API". Set $TRON_API once per session so it works no matter how the skill was installed (Claude Code plugin, install.sh → ~/.tronlink-skills, or inside the cloned repo):

TRON_API="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$HOME/.tronlink-skills}/scripts/tron_api.mjs"
[ -f "$TRON_API" ] || TRON_API="scripts/tron_api.mjs"   # fallback when run inside the repo

Commands

1. Token Info

node "$TRON_API" token-info --contract <TOKEN_CONTRACT>

Returns: name, symbol, decimals, total supply, issuer, logo URL, social links.

2. Token Search

node "$TRON_API" token-search --keyword <KEYWORD>

Search tokens by name or symbol. Returns up to 20 matches (built-in known tokens first, then live results) with contract, holders, price, and market cap. Note: without a TRONSCAN_API_KEY, live search covers only the top ~100 tokens by holders (TronScan's free search endpoint was retired); known aliases like USDT/USDD/APENFT always resolve.

3. Contract Verification

node "$TRON_API" contract-info --contract <TOKEN_CONTRACT>

Returns: contract name, verification status (whether source is verified on Tronscan), creator address, creation time, and energy factor (the % of energy the caller pays). Note: does not return full ABI or bytecode.

4. Holder Analysis

node "$TRON_API" token-holders --contract <TOKEN_CONTRACT> --limit 20

Returns: top holders (address + label), each holder's balance in whole tokens and percentage of total supply (balance ÷ total_supply), plus the total holder count and token total supply.

5. Trending Tokens

node "$TRON_API" trending-tokens

Returns: top TRON-ecosystem tokens ranked by 24h trading volume — name, symbol, price, 24h volume, market cap, and 24h change. Note: the source is CoinGecko's tron-ecosystem market list (aggregated CEX + DEX volume across all venues), not a TRON DEX-only / on-chain DEX trade leaderboard. Treat it as a broad TRON-market trending list rather than a DEX-specific ranking.

6. Token Rankings

node "$TRON_API" token-rankings --sort-by <market_cap|volume|holders|gainers|losers>

Returns: ranked list of top TRON tokens by the specified metric — each row includes holder count, price, market cap, 24h volume, and 24h change (sourced from TronScan, so holders is a genuine holder ranking). Ranks among the top tokens by market cap, re-sorted by the chosen metric.

7. Security Audit

node "$TRON_API" token-security --contract <TOKEN_CONTRACT>

Returns a lightweight heuristic risk snapshot:

  • Source verified on Tronscan (yes/no)
  • Creator address and creation date
  • Top-5 holder concentration % and total holder count
  • Total transfer count and a 24h liquidity/volume signal
  • Derived risk flags (concentration / verification / holder-count) and an overall ⚠️ CAUTION vs. ✅ relatively safe recommendation

⚠️ This is a heuristic, NOT a full audit. It does not check mint/pause/blacklist permissions, proxy upgradeability, or honeypot behavior. Use it as a first-pass filter and always DYOR before trading unfamiliar tokens.

8. Token Overview (one-shot dashboard)

node "$TRON_API" token-overview --contract <TOKEN_CONTRACT_OR_SYMBOL>

Returns everything about a token in one call: name, symbol, decimals, price, market cap, 24h volume/change, holder count, total supply, and a heuristic security snapshot (verified, top-5 concentration, risk flag). Accepts symbols like USDD, USDT, APENFT. Use this instead of chaining token-info + token-price + token-security.

TRON Token Standards

StandardDescription
TRC-20Fungible token (like ERC-20), most common
TRC-721Non-fungible token (NFT)
TRC-10Native TRON token (legacy, no smart contract)

Note: TRC-10 tokens use a numeric tokenId instead of a contract address.

Well-Known Tokens

TokenContractDecimals
USDTTR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t6
USDCTEkxiTehnzSmSe2XqrBj4w32RUN966rdz86
WTRXTNUC9Qb1rRpS5CbWLmNMxXBjyFoydXjWFR6
BTTTAFjULxiVgT4qWk6UZwjqwZXTSaGaqnVp418
JSTTCFLL5dx5ZJdKnWuesXxi1VPwjLVmWZZy918
SUNTSSMHYeV2uE9qYH95DqyoCuNCzEL1NvU3S18
WINTLa2f6VPqDgRE67v1736s7bJ8Ray5wYjU76

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