Pooled supply and borrowing on TRON
JustLend's V1 markets use liquidity pools for asset supply and collateralized borrowing. Suppliers receive jToken receipts that account for their position. The current documentation also covers newer vault and isolated-market products; those should not be treated as identical to the provider's V1 row.
Receipt quantities and underlying amounts
A jToken quantity is not necessarily the same numerical amount as its underlying token balance. Exchange-rate accounting and token decimals matter. Supply interest and incentive rewards are also different components of a quoted return. A dollar TVL total does not reveal the net return of one market or the fees required to transact on TRON.
Capital, liquidity and market status
The reported V1 balance is broader than the available withdrawal liquidity of a single reserve. The protocol documentation distinguishes active and legacy markets: an existing balance can remain queryable even when new supply or borrowing is restricted. Check the exact market's status before interpreting a historic TVL figure as a currently open opportunity.
Protocol rules and network resources
- Collateral valuation and accrued borrowing costs affect liquidation risk.
- Check the actual jToken and underlying asset decimals when comparing quantities.
- TRON Bandwidth and Energy are a separate transaction-cost consideration from lending rates or rewards.

