Canton Network has generated $53.35 million in network fees over the past 30 days, ranking first among all Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains tracked by DeFiLlama, ahead of Hyperliquid at $32.03 million and Tron at $26.79 million.
The figures cover all fee types burned on Canton, including traffic purchases, preapproval burns, setup burns, dust expiry, holding fees, and sender change fees. Under Canton's model, every fee collected is burned in full, with no protocol layer retaining a share. Over the past seven days, Canton generated $10.35 million in fees, with $1.46 million recorded in the most recent 24-hour period.
The ranking places Canton ahead of every other blockchain protocol across both the traditional crypto and institutional DeFi landscape, including Ethereum and Solana, neither of which appear in the top tier of the current 30-day fee rankings.
Canton's fee activity continues to accelerate as institutional deployment scales. DTCC's tokenization service went live with limited production trades on July 15, running on both Canton and Hyperledger Besu ahead of an October 2026 full launch. Nasdaq's Calypso platform piloted tokenized margin and collateral workflows on Canton in 2025, and JPMorgan's Kinexys is integrating JPM Coin onto Canton in phases through 2026.
Full network data and fee statistics are available at cantonnews.org/network
