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Holders Revenue (24h)

$5.49m

Holders Revenue (30d)$225.01m

Weekly Change-38.48%

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Logo of HyperliquidHyperliquid1 chainDerivativesPerps: 99% of fees go to Assistance Fund for buying HYPE tokens, excluding builders fees, plus Hyperliquid's 90% share of AQAv2 stablecoin reserve yield since 27 Aug 2026. Spot Orderbook: 97% of spot trading fees before 30 Aug 2025 and 99% thereafter, after builder code fees and maker rebates, go to Assistance Fund for buying HYPE tokens, excluding unit protocol fees; HYPE paid in successful HIP-1 token-deployment auctions is permanently burned. Outcomes: 99% of outcome fees net of builder-code fees, used by the Assistance Fund to buy back HYPE$2.1m$14.92m$64.16m
Logo of TronTron1 chainChainAmount of TRX fees were burned$822,735$5.37m$23.85m
Logo of PumpPump4 chainsLaunchpadpump.fun: PUMP bought back on the market by pump.fun buyback wallets (funded by all pump products, so it won't sum exactly with ProtocolRevenue here). Swap: Money going to governance token holders$766,343$5.5m$29.79m
Logo of PapertradePapertrade1 chainDerivativesHalf of the 2% close and liquidation fees plus LP profits above the $5M cap, paid in USDC to PAPER stakers$392,792$4.95m$60.65m
Logo of AeroAero15 chainsDexsVelodrome V1: Swap fees dfistributed to VELO token holders. Velodrome V2: Swap fees earned by liquidity staked in gauges until the gauges last distributed fees ahead of the Aero upgrade (2026-10-15 on Optimism and Ink, earlier on the other chains), plus bribes until voting ended on 2026-10-22, all paid to veVELO voters. drome V1: Swap fees earned by liquidity staked in gauges until the gauges last distributed fees on 2026-10-15, plus bribes until voting ended on 2026-10-22, all paid to veAERO voters. Velodrome V3: The share of swap fees that went to veVELO voters until the gauges last distributed fees ahead of the Aero upgrade (2026-10-15 on Optimism and Ink, earlier on the other chains): everything earned by liquidity staked in a gauge, plus the rake taken from unstaked liquidity. drome Slipstream: Swap fees earned by liquidity staked in gauges plus the cut taken from unstaked liquidity until the gauges last distributed fees on 2026-10-15, plus bribes until voting ended on 2026-10-22, all paid to veAERO voters. Slipstream: Swap fees earned by AERO-earning liquidity, the protocol share of fee-earning liquidity fees and bribes, all distributed to sAERO holders. Basic: Swap fees earned by AERO-earning liquidity and bribes, all distributed to sAERO holders$225,059$1.41m$7.65m
Logo of Curve FinanceCurve Finance21 chainsDexsCurve DEX: 90% of the protocol's share of pool fees, distributed to veCRV holders, plus all bribes. crvUSD: Revenue share to veCRV holders. Curve LlamaLend V2: Not applicable — protocol fees route to Curve DAO fee receivers, not CRV token holders$213,941$441,986$1.9m
Logo of UniswapUniswap49 chainsDexsV1: No revenue for UNI holders. V2: From 28 Dec 2025, 17% (0% before) fees on Ethereum shared to buy back and burn UNI, From 8 Mar 2026, 17% (0% before) fees on Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, Zora, XLayer chains shared to buy back and burn UNI (Tracked combined in Uniswap V3 adapter). V3: From 28 Dec 2025, a portion of fees a collected to buy back and burn UNI on Ethereum, From 8 Mar 2026, on Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, WC, Zora, XLayer, From 2 Jun 2026, on Polygon, BSC, Celo, From 27 Jul 2026, on Robinhood. V4: Fee switch enabled on 27 Jul 2026 (tracked in uniswap-v3 adapter), a part of fees collected to buy back and burn UNI$197,671$1.47m$7.36m
Logo of SkySky1 chainCDPSKY token buybacks + staking rewards for sky stakers$182,857$1.28m$5.7m
Logo of ORE ProtocolORE Protocol1 chainGamified Mining99% of ORE fees are used to buyback and burn ORE and distributed to ORE stakers$137,354$962,382$3.87m
Logo of Render Network BMERender Network BME1 chainDePINIncludes 95% of the fees that is burnt$136,853$235,900$644,324
Logo of LighterLighter2 chainsDerivativesPerps: LIT token buybacks from treasury. The protocol uses fees to buy back LIT tokens from the market. Spot: Money going to governance token holders. Robinhood Perps: Fees going to governance token holders$100,187$737,121$2.78m
Logo of NEAR ProtocolNEAR Protocol2 chainsBridgeSince 2026-02-23, NEAR's captured Intents revenue is used to buy back $NEAR on the open market (not burned), returning value to holders$77,635$426,054$2.13m
Logo of PancakeSwapPancakeSwap12 chainsDexsAMM: 0.0575% of each swap is used to buy back and burn CAKE since 16 June 2022, 0.05% before. StableSwap: 40% of swap fees (80% of the admin fee) funds CAKE buyback and burn. AMM V3: Swap fees collected to buyback and burn CAKE: 15% fees in 0.01%, 0.05% tier pools, 23% fees in 0.25%, 1% tier pools. Infinity: 50% of revenue are used to buy back and burn CAKE. Prediction: All the revenue goes to CAKE buyback and burn. Lottery: 20% of the lottery amount goes to CAKE buy-back and burn$72,914$539,794$2.65m
Logo of GMXGMX4 chainsDerivativesV1 EVM: 30% of all collected fees goes to GMX stakers. EVM: 27% of all fees goes to GMX token stakers. Solana: Daily GT buyback funded by the treasury: 36% of fees from 16 March 2025 to 15 January 2026 (actual amounts on the 14-15 March 2025 launch days), 0 before that and from 16 January 2026, and since 28 September 2026 (GT Buyback Season 2) the GT sold to the treasury that day at the GT minting cost, capped at 99% of fees. GT is GMTrade's own token, not GMX$72,879$780,380$4.53m
Logo of StonkFunStonkFun1 chainLaunchpadQuote assets spent buying STONK on Jupiter, identified on-chain as swaps that returned STONK to the operator wallet, at the net amount each swap spent$69,449$454,526$5.79m
Logo of BONK.funBONK.fun1 chainLaunchpadBonkswap: Swap fees allocated to buybacks. Launchpad: Before 10th jun 2025: 43% of total fees (Buy/burn 35% + SBR 4% + BonkRewards 4%). After 10th jun 2025: 58% of total fees (Buy/burn 50% + SBR 4% + BonkRewards 4%)$65,961$294,363$2.18m
Logo of EthereumEthereum1 chainChainAmount of ETH burned — base fees plus blob fees$54,934$515,538$5.19m
Logo of AsterAster2 chainsDexsAster token strategic buybacks from platform fees. Used to be burnt before Feb 2nd, 2026; from Jun 17th, 2026, 99% of daily platform fees buy back ASTER via TWAP on Aster Spot (wallet 0xa0edBaBcb48034e368de286b49F9603C7AfA1b60) and are distributed to veASTER stakers; an equal amount which is burned from reserve is not included as they are not sourced from revenue.$47,622$560,377$2.46m
Logo of JupiterJupiter1 chainDerivativesAggregator: JUP token buybacks from 50% of platform revenue, started 2025-02-17. Perpetual Exchange: From 2025-02-17, 50% of revenue (12.5% of total fees) goes to JUP holders. Ape Jupiter, DCA, Studio: From 2025-02-17, share of 50% fees to buy back JUP tokens. Staked SOL: From 2025-02-17, 50% revenue are used to buy back JUP tokens. Lend: From 2025-02-17, 50% of the revenue goes to JUP token holders via buy back. Prediction: No holders revenue. Limit: JUP token buybacks funded by 50% of platform revenue, started Feb 17, 2025. Lend DEX: Money going to governance token holders. YOLO: Half of profit fees, used to buy back JUP under Jupiter's policy of spending 50% of revenue on JUP buybacks$42,650$361,258$2.01m
Logo of FilecoinFilecoin1 chainChainTransaction fees paid by users were burned$41,075$41,061$112,035
Logo of BSCBSC1 chainChainAmount of 10% BNB transaction fees that were burned$40,824$301,807$1.44m
Logo of SolanaSolana1 chainChainTransaction base fees paid by users were burned$38,150$400,689$3.01m
Logo of PonsPons1 chainLaunchpadAround 80% of revenue is used to buyback and burn $PONS tokens$37,950$405,831$4.14m