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Revenue (24h)$1.83m

$60.57m

+2.51%

NameCategoryDefinition
Logo of SkySky1 chainCDPLending: Fees collected minus savings rate paid to DSR depositors. Money: Yields are collected by curators$457,577$3.13m$13.47m
Logo of EthereumEthereum1 chainChainAmount of ETH burned — base fees plus blob fees (both are permanently burned, accruing to no proposer)$156,418$584,226$2.92m
Logo of Titan BuilderTitan Builder1 chainBlock BuildersEarning from total fees minus total priority rewards paid to validators$151,364$970,645$5.24m
Logo of UniswapUniswap48 chainsDexsV1: Protocol makes no revenue. V2: From 28 Dec 2025, 17% (0% before) fees on Ethereum, From 8 Mar 2026, 17% (0% before) fees on Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, Zora, XLayer chains shared to buy back and burn UNI. (Tracked combined in Uniswap V3 adapter). V3: From 28 Dec 2025, a portion of fees a collected to buy back and burn UNI on Ethereum, From 8 Mar 2026, on Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, WC, Zora, XLayer, From 2 Jun 2026, on Polygon, BSC, Celo, From 27 Jul 2026, on Robinhood. V4: Fee switch enabled on 27 Jul 2026 (tracked in uniswap-v3 adapter), a part of fees collected to buy back and burn UNI$143,691$716,389$3.25m
Logo of AaveAave22 chainsLendingV2, V3: Amount of fees go to Aave treasury. V4: Protocol share of borrow interest plus protocol share of liquidation bonuses$128,405$1.1m$4.19m
Logo of LidoLido1 chainLiquid StakingLido takes a 10% fee on staking rewards; Revenue is only the DAO-treasury portion of that fee (net of the node-operator share, which is a cost of production booked as SupplySideRevenue). From Lido V2 (2023-05-15) the treasury/operator split is the validator-share-weighted aggregate read live from the StakingRouter; before V2 the split was a fixed 5%/5%, so half the fee is treasury$103,642$718,278$3.02m
Logo of Maple FinanceMaple Finance2 chainsLendingTotal revenue flowing to Maple protocol and delegates, including management fees, service fees, strategy fees and origination fees from both fixed-term and open-term loans$83,804$444,432$1.28m
Logo of ether.fiether.fi1 chainLiquid StakingStake: Protocol's share of fees including management fees from staking/restaking and validator operations rewards. Liquid: Protocol's share of fees including liquid vault management fees$70,376$447,660$1.94m
Logo of Binance staked ETHBinance staked ETH2 chainsLiquid Staking10% staking rewards are charged by Binance$63,511$413,874$1.83m
Logo of CoWSwapCoWSwap7 chainsDEX AggregatorCoW DAO share: protocol fees, ~25% partner service fee, and 50% of MEV Blocker fees/sale proceeds$49,421$255,539$1.11m
Logo of MetaMaskMetaMask11 chainsWalletsWallet: Fees collected by Metamask paid by users for trading, swapping, bridging in Metamask wallet. USD: All fees are revenue$42,538$221,592$1.25m
Logo of TokenlonTokenlon1 chainDexsCollected Tokenlon AMM fees are counted as protocol revenue$36,699$96,395$410,887
Logo of SparkSpark2 chainsLendingLend: Amount of fees go to Spark treasury. Liquidity Layer: Fees collected minus the Sky Base Rate (vault stability fee) plus the monthly offchain rebate calculation for things like idle USDS$23,442$164,210$612,423
Logo of ProprPropr1 chainTrading AppChallenge fees and subscriptions plus retained trader profit split, net of referral and affiliate commissions$19,127$432,984$1.43m
Logo of SentoraSentora3 chainsRisk CuratorsPerformance and management fees retained by Sentora as the curator. For BoringVaults, only Sentora's share of the vault performance fee is counted. For EtherFi supervised loans, Sentora's 10% performance fee on the weETH restaking yield (the borrow/redeploy spread is not included)$17,667$123,408$553,964
Logo of FluidFluid6 chainsLendingLending: Percentage of interest going to treasury. Lite: ETH Lite Vault performance and exit fees are collected by the Instadapp treasury. USD Lite Vault withdrawal fees are retained by the vault as protocol revenue and recognized during reconciliation. USD Lite Vault reserves which increases when vault yield exceeds the fixed rate paid to depositors are recognized as protocol revenue. DEX: Fluid takes a portion of swap fees. DEX Lite: All swap fees are collected by treasury$15,413$86,510$383,917.49
Logo of Defi SaverDefi Saver1 chainCDP ManagerTotal fees paid are distributed to DefiSaver$15,247$52,113$212,902
Logo of ENSENS1 chainDomainsSame as fees: ENS keeps 100% of registration and renewal costs in the DAO treasury, so revenue equals fees$12,416$59,729$299,740
Logo of Quasar BuilderQuasar Builder1 chainBlock BuildersEarning from total fees minus total priority rewards paid to validators$11,426$79,393$371,806
Logo of ApeX ProtocolApeX Protocol2 chainsDerivatives50% of fees used to buy back APEX tokens$10,718$57,461$241,124
Logo of SSV NetworkSSV Network1 chainStaking PoolNetwork fees, the protocol's share of validator fees. Pre-migration these accrued to the DAO treasury, post-migration they are distributed to cSSV stakers$10,263$69,682$287,902
Logo of Convex FinanceConvex Finance1 chainYieldSum of protocol revenue and holders' revenue$9,549$357,681$957,315
Logo of Inverse FinanceInverse Finance1 chainCDPDBR distributed to INV stakers, jrDOLA, the DOLA Savings Account, revenue from INV buybacks, the DBR Virtual XY=K auction, and DBR forced replenishments to borrowers in DBR deficit$9,149$61,948$234,348