Canton Network has ranked first among all blockchain protocols globally by revenue over the past 30 days, generating $63.9 million and placing ahead of Hyperliquid, Tron, Ethereum, and Uniswap, according to data published by DeFiLlama.
Revenue measures the share of fees that flows back to token holders rather than total protocol fees collected. It is distributed through four channels: token burns, buybacks, fee distributions to stakers, and validator or staker income on chain networks. Canton and Tron rank highly by this metric because 100% of their collected fees flow directly to validators, with no protocol layer retaining a share.
Canton uses a burn-mint equilibrium model in which usage fees are burned, while reward emissions are distributed to infrastructure providers, app builders, and users. Canton presents this design as aligning tokenomics with real network activity.
The full top ten by 30-day holder revenue stands as follows: Canton at $63.9 million, Hyperliquid at $52.5 million, Tron at $31.2 million, edgeX at $19.9 million, Pump.Fun at $17.8 million, Ethereum at $7.6 million, Chainlink at $4.6 million, Aerodrome at $4.1 million, and ORE Protocol and Uniswap both at $2.9 million.
Canton's $63.9 million over 30 days compares to $14.19 million over the past seven days and $2.02 million in the most recent 24-hour period, reflecting sustained fee activity across the network.
