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Holders Revenue (24h)$1.31m

Holders Revenue (30d)$47.25m

Weekly Change-9.05%

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Logo of PumpPump4 chains
Launchpadpump.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
DePINIncludes 95% of the fees that is burnt$137,981$235,900$644,324
Gamified Mining99% of ORE fees are used to buyback and burn ORE and distributed to ORE stakers$137,354$962,382$3.87m
Logo of BONK.funBONK.fun1 chain
LaunchpadBonkswap: 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%)$67,975$294,363$2.18m
Logo of GMXGMX1 chain
DerivativesDaily 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$63,478$690,415$4.22m
Logo of StonkFunStonkFun1 chain
LaunchpadQuote 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$61,005$515,531$5.85m
Logo of JupiterJupiter1 chain
DerivativesAggregator: 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$42,303$365,493$2.01m
Logo of SolanaSolana1 chain
ChainTransaction base fees paid by users were burned$38,150$400,689$3.01m
Logo of RaydiumRaydium1 chain
DexsAMM: Fees allocated to RAY token buybacks (12% across all pool types). LaunchLab: 25% of the protocol fee is used to buy back and burn RAY$33,964$267,449$1.77m
Logo of GeodnetGeodnet2 chains
Oracle80% of the fees are used to repurchase GEOD tokens from the open market and remove them from circulation$17,278$129,170$457,898
Physical TCGCARDS bought back with gacha revenue (since April 2026) and the CARDS side of the treasury's claimed LP fees, which the team burns$8,786$76,758$188,676
Logo of OrcaOrca2 chains
Dexs40% of the 12% treasury share, used to buy ORCA and deposit it into the xORCA vault. Raised from 20% on 13 January 2026$7,597$70,590$362,931
Logo of deBridgedeBridge31 chains
BridgeProtocol revenue is used for buyback(started from 20th june 2025)$6,903$55,192$339,432
Gamified MiningThe remaining 99% of GODL fees are used for GODL buybacks and burns, with value distributed to GODL stakers$6,744$62,881$314,097
Logo of MarinadeMarinade1 chain
Staking Pool50% of the revenue is used on MNDE Buybacks since 2025-09-05$6,639$47,763$216,146
Logo of MetaplexMetaplex1 chain
Launchpad50% of revenue goes to buyback MPLX after june 2023$2,413$18,805$85,402
Logo of Sat RushSat Rush1 chain
Gamified MiningShare of the protocol fee reserved for token buybacks & burn and for BTC buybacks paid out as staking rewards$1,185$15,916$60,055
Logo of VeilVeil1 chain
Privacy$VEIL bought on the market with 20% of Veil's revenue and burned, counted from the buyback wallet's on-chain burns at the token's price$764$15,223$15,223
Logo of SaplingSapling2 chains
Launchpad50% of the 2% coin trading fee: 25% buys and burns $SAPLING, and 25% goes to the $SAPLING/ZEC pool on PumpSwap, where about half of it buys $SAPLING, both sides are deposited and the LP tokens are burned, so no one, Sapling included, can withdraw it. On Robinhood Chain the shares apply to what reaches Sapling's splitter: the 2% creator tax plus the creator's 70% of Pons's 1% fee$763$13,588$177,151
Logo of PancakeSwapPancakeSwap11 chains
DexsSwap fees collected to buyback and burn CAKE: 15% fees in 0.01%, 0.05% tier pools, 23% fees in 0.25%, 1% tier pools$302$2,101$6,424
Logo of StreamflowStreamflow1 chain
PaymentsPortion of the revenue used to buyback $STREAM tokens$204$1,633$19,248
Logo of MeteoraMeteora1 chain
DexsDAMM V1, DAMM V2: Money going to governance token holders. DLMM: USDC rewards claimed by MET stakers and referrers under Referral Staking, paid out of DLMM protocol fees (claimable since 10 September 2026). Dynamic Bonding Curve: MET token buybacks funded from Meteora protocol revenue across all Meteora products$151$12,039$154,893
DerivativesHalf of settlement fees, distributed in USDC to CARDBOARD stakers. Referral bonuses are paid from the same budget and are not separated$130$72,334$240,629