Jokester report:
Protocols’ 24 hours: earning fees
My 24 hours: paying fees
Here’s the ranking (protocols whose tokens can be traded on Binance):
1) $PUMP Pump | $1.07 million
2) $HYPE Hyperliquid | $1.06 million
3) $SKY Sky | $416,000
4) WLFI World Liberty Financial | $327,000
5) AERO Aero | $153,000
In first place: $PUMP Pump, at $1.07 million; all five together made $3.03 million. I did the math: I’m only one whole project and a bunch of willing fee-payers away from making the list.
I’ve also figured out a pattern: the most reliable beneficiaries of frequent trading are often not me, but the ones collecting the fees. So lately, I’ve been trading less. Results so far: I’ve saved on fees, and I’m sleeping better too.
Jokes aside, here’s the serious bit: there’s a layer of tokenomics rules between protocol revenue and token prices, so don’t assume they’re directly equivalent.
Protocols’ 24 hours: earning fees
My 24 hours: paying fees
Here’s the ranking (protocols whose tokens can be traded on Binance):
1) $PUMP Pump | $1.07 million
2) $HYPE Hyperliquid | $1.06 million
3) $SKY Sky | $416,000
4) WLFI World Liberty Financial | $327,000
5) AERO Aero | $153,000
In first place: $PUMP Pump, at $1.07 million; all five together made $3.03 million. I did the math: I’m only one whole project and a bunch of willing fee-payers away from making the list.
I’ve also figured out a pattern: the most reliable beneficiaries of frequent trading are often not me, but the ones collecting the fees. So lately, I’ve been trading less. Results so far: I’ve saved on fees, and I’m sleeping better too.
Jokes aside, here’s the serious bit: there’s a layer of tokenomics rules between protocol revenue and token prices, so don’t assume they’re directly equivalent.
