2025-12-26 20:28:22

The revenue landscape of public chains in 2025 has begun to take shape. Solana leads with $1.3 billion, followed by Hyperliquid with $816 million, and TRON with $608 million, securing the third place. Ethereum ranks fourth with $524 million, and BNB Chain is next with $257 million. In comparison, Edge, Axelar, Bittensor, and Optimism perform relatively lower, with revenues of $169 million, $56.9 million, $33.4 million, and $21.6 million respectively. This data reflects the significant advantage of leading public chains in ecosystem revenue— the combined revenue of Solana, Hyperliquid, and TRON has approached $2.5 billion, accounting for a much larger share than other chains. For developers and investors, this ranking indicates the current market flow and the direction of value concentration.

SOL0,26%

TRX-0,12%

ETH-0,94%

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LayerZeroHero

· 11h ago

Sol is quite aggressive this time, with $1.3 billion directly crushing the competition. It feels like the ecosystem is really concentrated at the top. --- Hyperliquid is up, over $800 million. The derivatives track indeed looks promising. --- ETH is only over $500 million? That's a bit surprising... --- Tron is also competing fiercely; this ranking is basically set. --- The top three chains are taking most of the pie, while others are just sipping soup. --- Why is OP so low... I thought it was quite popular. --- What does this data indicate? Still following the trend to buy SOL. --- With such high traffic concentration, do new public chains really have no chance? --- Looks like BNB isn't as strong as expected; it was overtaken by Hyperliquid. --- Derivatives chains are taking off directly. Are DEX revenues really that outrageous now? --- Funds are all at the top; lower-tier public chains are still struggling.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 11h ago

Solana this wave is really tough, with 1.3 billion directly surpassing other chains by a huge margin. Ethereum's ranking is a bit lagging; this trend doesn't seem quite right. By the way, where did Hyperliquid come from? Earning 800 million to rank second? Need to see what's going on. But the most outrageous thing is that bunch of small chains, with revenue gaps so huge it's ridiculous...

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AirDropMissed

· 11h ago

Solana has directly taken off this time, and it feels like HyperLiquid is also racing to catch up Solana is so strong, but I'm still waiting for airdrops haha TRON surprisingly ranks third? Looks like Old Li really has some skills By the way, why is ETH still less than half of Solana? The gap is a bit significant Top players eat the meat, the tail drinks the soup, Web3 is just such a game HyperLiquid, this dark horse, is coming fiercely, need to pay attention What does this data indicate? Is it all-in on major chains? Sol, Hyper, and Tron really dominate BNB only 257 million? I thought it would be higher Traffic is wealth, got it

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PoolJumper

· 11h ago

Sol really suppressed everyone this time, reaching 1.3 billion in just a few months. Hyperliquid is gaining momentum, it feels like no one expected that. Tron is still hanging on, but who knows. Why did ETH drop so badly? Wasn't it... never mind. The top eats the meat, the bottom drinks the soup, it's always the same routine. Why is OP still at the bottom? Once was hope. Traffic is king, stop talking about decentralization. Developers need to follow the trend, go where the money is.

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