Canton Network has generated $50.2 million in network fees over the past 30 days, maintaining its position at the top of DeFiLlama's global blockchain revenue rankings ahead of Robinhood Chain at $32.29 million, Tron at $24.24 million, and Base at $5.15 million. Ethereum recorded $2.74 million and Solana $2.37 million over the same period.
The figures place Canton materially ahead of every other Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchain tracked, with a lead over its nearest competitor of more than $17 million over the 30-day window. Over the past seven days, Canton generated $11.19 million in fees, with $1.58 million recorded in the most recent 24-hour period.
Canton's fee model burns all collected fees in full across traffic purchases, preapproval burns, setup burns, dust expiry, holding fees, and sender change fees, with no protocol layer retaining a share. The result is that all network fee activity flows back directly to the network's economic model rather than to a treasury or team allocation.
The sustained revenue leadership comes as Canton's institutional activity continues to scale. DTCC's tokenization service is on track for commercial launch in October, Goldman Sachs has been proposed as a Super Validator through a formal governance proposal submitted this week, a16z crypto has also been proposed for a Canton Super Validator role, and Shinhan Asset Management has secured approval for the Canton Super Validator program. The network's validator set continues to expand with financial institutions and infrastructure providers across multiple regions.
Full network data and fee statistics are available at cantonnews.org/network
