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As of Nov 13, 2026, fees on Canton totaled $7,118 in the last 24 hours and $55,350 in the last 7 days; the largest protocols are Temple ($6,551) and Cantex ($1,080).

Fees on Canton

Fees (24h)as of Nov 13, 2026$7,118

Fees (30d)$259,947

Weekly Change+1.34%

Top gainers (7d)

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Temple$49,197+8.08%

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Name	Category	Definition	Fees 24h	Fees 7d	Change 7d	Fees 30d
Temple1 chain	Dexs	Trading fees charged by the Temple orderbook: 0.5 bps maker + 1 bp taker before 2026-09-21; 1.25 bps maker + 2.5 bps taker from 2026-09-21. Rates are applied to settled volume	$6,551	$49,197	+8.08%	$227,451
Cantex1 chain	Dexs	Swap fees charged by Cantex pools (pool fee rate applied to each swap), denominated in CC	$1,080	$6,153	-32.39%	$32,394
Pool Party1 chain	Dexs	All swap fees collected by Pool Party (24h), fetched from Pool Party's public API on Send Foundation's validator (api-mainnet.cantonwallet.com). Tokens priced the same way as Volume. Phase 2 will populate supplySideRevenue, protocolRevenue, and holdersRevenue once Send's per-swap fee attribution views are available	$0	$0		$102.19