A quick note on which protocols earned the most among the 24-hour leaderboard (only including protocols whose tokens can be traded on Binance):
No.1 $HYPE Hyperliquid | $2.39 million
No.2 $PUMP Pump | $2.01 million
No.3 $SKY Sky | $439,000
No.4 WLFI World Liberty Financial | $382,000
No.5 UNI Uniswap | $294,000
Honestly, when I saw that Hyperliquid had brought in $2.39 million, my first thought was: just how much trading did it take to rack that up? Revenue is pretty honest—if nobody uses it, there’s no revenue. But whether $HYPE is expensive is a different question.
I also did a quick calculation: if a protocol could keep earning at this rate every day, the annual total would be substantial—but the key is whether it can sustain that pace. Daily revenue often comes down to chance. That got me thinking, so I quietly saved this screenshot to compare it again later. How do you usually handle situations like this?
No.1 $HYPE Hyperliquid | $2.39 million
No.2 $PUMP Pump | $2.01 million
No.3 $SKY Sky | $439,000
No.4 WLFI World Liberty Financial | $382,000
No.5 UNI Uniswap | $294,000
Honestly, when I saw that Hyperliquid had brought in $2.39 million, my first thought was: just how much trading did it take to rack that up? Revenue is pretty honest—if nobody uses it, there’s no revenue. But whether $HYPE is expensive is a different question.
I also did a quick calculation: if a protocol could keep earning at this rate every day, the annual total would be substantial—but the key is whether it can sustain that pace. Daily revenue often comes down to chance. That got me thinking, so I quietly saved this screenshot to compare it again later. How do you usually handle situations like this?