# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Fees

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Solana 2025 Report Card: Annual Revenue of $1.5 Billion, Surpassing the Combined Total of 'Hyperliquid + Ethereum'

Solana's 2025 Performance: $1.5B in Annual Revenue, Outpacing Ethereum and Hyperliquid Combined In 2025, Solana emerged as the top-performing blockchain by key financial and usage metrics. According to Nansen, Solana's on-chain fee revenue reached $603 million, surpassing Tron ($581M) and Ethereum ($514M). The network also recorded over 10.5 billion active addresses and 230.1 billion transactions. Blockworks Research data shows Solana's total annual revenue exceeded $1.5 billion, outperforming Hyperliquid ($780M) and Ethereum ($690M) combined, while maintaining a median transaction cost below $0.01. Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko attributed this success to capacity growth and cost efficiency. Additionally, Solana's spot trading volume hit $1.6 trillion, exceeding all centralized exchanges except Binance. JupiterExchange data indicates Solana's share of total crypto trading volume grew from 1% in 2022 to 12% in 2025. Solana's revenue structure includes base fees (burned for deflation), priority fees (for validators), MEV income, and minor sources like storage fees. Approximately 50% of fees are burned, benefiting all SOL holders through deflation, while the rest rewards validators. The report highlights that public blockchains, perpetual DEXs (like Hyperliquid with $908M revenue), and launchpads (like Pump.fun with $549M revenue) remain among crypto's most profitable sectors, second only to stablecoins.

marsbit01/04 08:43

Solana 2025 Report Card: Annual Revenue of $1.5 Billion, Surpassing the Combined Total of 'Hyperliquid + Ethereum'

Solana's 2025 Performance: A Record-Breaking Year with $1.5B in Revenue In 2025, Solana emerged as the top-performing blockchain network, generating a total revenue of $1.5 billion, surpassing the combined revenue of Hyperliquid and Ethereum. According to Nansen, its on-chain fee income alone reached $603 million, exceeding that of Tron and Ethereum and securing its position as the leader in public blockchain earnings. Key metrics underscored Solana's dominance: it recorded over 10.5 billion active addresses and approximately 23.01 billion transactions, both figures leading all major blockchains. Its on-chain spot trading volume hit $1.6 trillion, surpassing all centralized exchanges except Binance, indicating a significant shift of crypto activity to on-chain platforms. Solana's revenue structure is composed of four main components: base fees (burned for deflation), priority fees (paid to validators), MEV-related income, and minor sources like storage fees. This efficient model supports high transaction volumes while maintaining a median fee below $0.01. The report highlights that public chains, Perp DEXs (like Hyperliquid with $908M revenue), and launchpads (like Pump.fun with $549M revenue) remain the most profitable crypto sectors, second only to stablecoins. Solana's growth is attributed to its scalability, low costs, and vibrant ecosystem, including meme coin trends and DeFi innovations.

Odaily星球日报01/04 08:21

ETH Daily Transactions Hit New All-Time High Amid Network Upgrades

Ethereum has reached a new all-time high in daily transactions, with the seven-day moving average hitting 1.87 million on December 31, surpassing previous records. The network also saw significant growth in active and new addresses, reaching levels not seen since 2021 and 2018, respectively. According to LVRG Research director Nick Ruck, this surge is largely driven by recent network upgrades like Pectra and Fusaka, which reduced fees, improved scalability, and attracted institutional participation through ETFs and real-world asset tokenization. These upgrades enhanced blob production, wallet usability, and data efficiency. Further updates, Glamsterdam and Hegota, are planned for 2026 to boost performance and sustainability.

TheNewsCrypto01/02 12:50

ETH Daily Transactions Hit New All-Time High Amid Network Upgrades

TheNewsCrypto01/02 12:50

Why traders are abandoning NFTs for high-turnover memecoins

NFT trading activity has significantly declined, with volume becoming dominated by just two major marketplaces, OpenSea and Blur, while smaller platforms fade. Traders have shifted their attention and capital to high-turnover memecoins, particularly on the Solana network. Memecoins like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and newer Solana-based tokens offer fast, low-cost trading, allowing for quick entries and exits—aligning with the current preference for speed and flexibility. This shift is driven by the desire for more engaging, accessible assets that don’t require large upfront investment or long holding periods, making memecoins the new focus for speculative activity.

ambcrypto12/29 09:02

Why traders are abandoning NFTs for high-turnover memecoins

ambcrypto12/29 09:02

Arbitrum leads 2025 inflows, but ARB hesitates – What comes next in 2026?

Arbitrum led major blockchains in net inflows during 2025, reflecting a capital rotation toward scalable and reliable Layer 2 infrastructure, supported by strong fundamentals including $20B in total value locked and growing adoption like Robinhood's tokenized stocks. Despite steady user activity and revenue growth without incentive-driven surges, ARB's price remained subdued near $0.19, trading within a falling wedge with neutral momentum indicators. This suggests a tension between strong on-chain performance and short-term price hesitation heading into 2026.

ambcrypto12/29 03:02

Arbitrum leads 2025 inflows, but ARB hesitates – What comes next in 2026?

ambcrypto12/29 03:02

Aave Protocol Embroiled In Governance Drama As CEO Denies Vote Buying – Details

Aave Protocol is facing a significant governance dispute centered on control of protocol assets and value distribution. A proposal to transfer Aave’s brand and front-end assets to DAO control was rejected, with only 3.5% in favor. The controversy began after allegations that Aave Labs redirected protocol fees from a CoW Swap integration to its own wallet instead of the DAO. Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy criticized the proposal as premature and lacking detail. Aave CEO Stani Kulechov denied accusations, including claims of vote-buying linked to his recent $15M AAVE purchase, and emphasized commitment to improved transparency and alignment within the ecosystem.

bitcoinist12/28 00:02

Aave Protocol Embroiled In Governance Drama As CEO Denies Vote Buying – Details

bitcoinist12/28 00:02

L1 prices collapsed in 2025, but fundamentals held firm – What changed?

L1 token prices collapsed sharply in 2025, with significant yearly declines: TON fell 73.8%, Avalanche and Sui both dropped around 67%, Solana decreased 35.9%, and Ethereum declined 15.3%. Only BNB and TRX posted gains. However, fundamental on-chain metrics remained strong. Tron led in revenue with $3.5B, while Solana generated the most fees at $699.9M. User activity stayed high, with BNB Chain having 59.8M active addresses and Solana 39.8M. The data indicates the downturn was a market repricing rather than a structural decline, as networks with real usage and revenue maintained robust fundamentals despite price corrections.

ambcrypto12/26 04:02

L1 prices collapsed in 2025, but fundamentals held firm – What changed?

ambcrypto12/26 04:02

Uniswap governance approves UNIfication — clears path for 100M UNI burn and protocol fees

Uniswap governance has approved the UNIfication proposal, a major tokenomics overhaul. The vote passed overwhelmingly on December 25, triggering a one-time burn of 100 million UNI tokens from the treasury and activating protocol-level fees after a two-day timelock. This shifts value capture from the interface to the protocol itself, while Uniswap Labs will discontinue frontend fees. Despite broad support, liquidity providers express concerns that protocol fees may reduce their profitability, potentially leading to liquidity migration or reliance on UNI incentives. Market participants will now monitor post-execution impacts on LP behavior, fee revenue, and overall ecosystem health.

ambcrypto12/25 20:33

Uniswap governance approves UNIfication — clears path for 100M UNI burn and protocol fees

ambcrypto12/25 20:33

On-Chain Metrics Practical Guide: Identifying Real Signals, Avoiding Data Traps

A practical guide to on-chain metrics for traders, focusing on identifying genuine signals and avoiding data traps. Key concepts include distinguishing between transaction fees (user-paid costs), protocol revenue (actual earnings), and MEV (maximal extractable value), emphasizing that sustainable revenue matters more than high fees. Total Value Locked (TVL) is often misleading due to double-counting, incentive-driven "mercenary capital," and idle stablecoins. Traders should analyze TVL alongside transaction volume and incentives. Daily Active Addresses (DAA) can be inflated by bots and airdrop farmers; it’s only meaningful when correlated with fees and real activity. Cross-chain bridges enable asset transfers but carry risks like smart contract vulnerabilities and centralization. Monitor bridge volumes for liquidity flow insights. Stablecoin supply acts as crypto’s money supply (M2); increasing supply suggests market liquidity, while decreases may signal withdrawals. Token unlocks and emissions create sell pressure; avoid tokens nearing large unlocks unless trading short-term. The ratio of transaction volume to TVL indicates capital efficiency—high ratios reflect active usage, while low ratios suggest "ghost liquidity." In summary, on-chain metrics are analytical tools, not absolute truths. Cross-verify signals and interpret data contextually for informed decisions.

比推12/25 13:06

On-Chain Metrics Practical Guide: Identifying Real Signals, Avoiding Data Traps

比推12/25 13:06

Aster DEX buys back $140M in tokens, yet prices stall – Why?

Aster DEX has implemented a fifth-stage buyback program, allocating up to 80% of platform fees and 100% of Shield Mode net profits toward repurchasing its ASTER tokens. So far, the platform has bought back over 209 million tokens worth $140 million. Despite these significant deflationary efforts, ASTER continues to face strong bearish pressure. Sell volume has exceeded buy volume, resulting in a negative buy-sell delta, and large holders have offloaded 17 million tokens in 24 hours. The price remains stuck in a descending channel below key moving averages. A break above $0.83 is needed for a reversal; otherwise, ASTER may decline toward the $0.60 support level.

ambcrypto12/23 16:02