📌 Protocol fundamentals update | 24-hour revenue ranking
1) $HYPE Hyperliquid | $2.19 million
2) $PUMP Pump | $1.25 million
3) $SKY Sky | $436,000
4) WLFI World Liberty Financial | $307,000
5) AERO Aero | $273,000
Combined, they generated $4.46 million, with Hyperliquid alone bringing in $2.19 million.
Prices are reflected in candlestick charts; fundamentals are reflected in revenue. A one-day ranking is just a snapshot: on highly volatile market days, fees for trading protocols often surge significantly, then fall back when things quiet down. What matters more is who can stay on the leaderboard consistently.
One additional note: these statistics include only protocols whose tokens are available to trade on Binance; this is not a ranking of the entire DeFi industry. Some protocols with very high revenues aren't on the list because their tokens aren't available on Binance. Also, revenue is converted into U.S. dollars, and when the assets they receive are crypto, token price fluctuations can cause their dollar-denominated revenue to rise and fall too. Would you chase them or wait and see?
1) $HYPE Hyperliquid | $2.19 million
2) $PUMP Pump | $1.25 million
3) $SKY Sky | $436,000
4) WLFI World Liberty Financial | $307,000
5) AERO Aero | $273,000
Combined, they generated $4.46 million, with Hyperliquid alone bringing in $2.19 million.
Prices are reflected in candlestick charts; fundamentals are reflected in revenue. A one-day ranking is just a snapshot: on highly volatile market days, fees for trading protocols often surge significantly, then fall back when things quiet down. What matters more is who can stay on the leaderboard consistently.
One additional note: these statistics include only protocols whose tokens are available to trade on Binance; this is not a ranking of the entire DeFi industry. Some protocols with very high revenues aren't on the list because their tokens aren't available on Binance. Also, revenue is converted into U.S. dollars, and when the assets they receive are crypto, token price fluctuations can cause their dollar-denominated revenue to rise and fall too. Would you chase them or wait and see?
