# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Revenue

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Revenue", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

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

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

Odaily星球日报01/04 08:21

‘Waste of resources’? – Jupiter CTO explains why JUP buybacks may end

Jupiter, a Solana-based DeFi super-app, is considering discontinuing its JUP token buyback program. Co-Founder and CTO Siong Ong stated that the $70 million spent on buybacks in the past year had minimal impact on the token’s price, calling it a "waste of resources." He suggested reallocating these funds toward growth incentives for users. The community is divided on the issue. Some propose distributing revenue to stakers to increase yields and potentially boost the token’s value, while others question whether this would hinder product growth. Critics also noted that buybacks have had mixed results across different protocols. Despite Jupiter’s expansion into various DeFi services and cumulative revenue of $369 million, JUP’s price has declined significantly, dropping 88% from its peak. The team has not decided on the future of the buyback program amid ongoing discussions.

ambcrypto01/04 06:05

‘Waste of resources’? – Jupiter CTO explains why JUP buybacks may end

ambcrypto01/04 06:05

MYX Finance surges 68% despite weak on-chain metrics – Here’s how

MYX Finance (MYX) surged 68% in a strong price rally driven by increased activity in the perpetual trading market. Perpetual trading volume rose above $250 million, with Open Interest doubling to over $55 million, indicating heightened speculative interest. However, this bullish price action contrasts with weak on-chain performance. The protocol has generated only $5 in total revenue since January, reflecting a lack of sustainable profitability. Technical indicators also suggest MYX is overbought, with the price pushing above the upper Bollinger Band—a signal that often precedes a short-term pullback. Despite the surge, the Accumulation/Distribution indicator remains negative, indicating continued selling pressure and raising the likelihood of a near-term price correction.

ambcrypto01/04 05:07

MYX Finance surges 68% despite weak on-chain metrics – Here’s how

ambcrypto01/04 05:07

Aave Labs’ Revenue-Sharing Proposal Triggers Governance Debate Within AAVE Community

Aave Labs has proposed sharing revenue from its new business ventures with AAVE token holders, sparking a governance debate within the community. Critics, including prominent members, argue that Aave Labs retains excessive control, citing past decisions that favored the company over the decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). They demand full transparency and control over brand assets, ownership, and revenue flows, emphasizing that token holders bear governance risks and should be rewarded accordingly. The proposal is part of Aave's broader strategy to expand beyond crypto lending into real-world assets and other innovations, with the upcoming V4 upgrade enabling modular architecture and safer development. Aave Labs contends that a company-led structure ensures faster execution and competitiveness, though it offers revenue sharing as a compromise. The announcement positively impacted AAVE's price, which rose significantly following the news.

TheNewsCrypto01/03 16:24

Aave Labs’ Revenue-Sharing Proposal Triggers Governance Debate Within AAVE Community

TheNewsCrypto01/03 16:24

Will Aave’s revenue-sharing promise finally end its governance turmoil?

Aave Labs, the ecosystem's largest builder, has reversed its position by committing to share revenue with AAVE token holders, a move aimed at resolving recent governance turmoil. This follows a contentious December vote where Aave Labs opposed a similar proposal, causing a 20% price drop. The company’s head, Stani Kulechov, also pledged to address intellectual property ownership concerns raised by the community. The announcement was met with optimism, with observers calling it a step toward turning tokens into "onchain equity." AAVE’s price rose 10% on the news, though key details regarding brand and revenue-sharing mechanics remain unresolved.

ambcrypto01/03 11:33

Will Aave’s revenue-sharing promise finally end its governance turmoil?

ambcrypto01/03 11:33

Turkmenistan Legalizes Crypto Mining Under Strict Government Control

Turkmenistan has partially legalized cryptocurrency mining and trading under a new law effective January 1, 2026, though it strictly prohibits the use of digital assets for payments. The legislation, signed by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, permits individuals and institutions to mine cryptocurrencies using government-registered equipment and with official licenses. All activities are overseen by the Central Bank, which must approve projects and wallets. The move aims to diversify state income beyond natural gas exports by leveraging cheap electricity for mining revenue, while maintaining tight control to protect the national currency and prevent capital flight.

TheNewsCrypto01/02 14:03

Turkmenistan Legalizes Crypto Mining Under Strict Government Control

TheNewsCrypto01/02 14:03

Messari 2026 Crypto Thesis: Why Speculation Is No Longer Enough (Part 1)

Messari's 2026 Crypto Thesis argues that the market is shifting from pure speculation to systemic integration. The report highlights several key trends: First, it identifies a valuation trap in new Layer 1 blockchains. Many VC-backed L1s with high fully diluted valuations lack fundamental revenue, as token issuance far exceeds gas fee income. The market is expected to strip away the "monetary premium" of these tokens, with only a few ecosystems like Solana and Base maintaining real traction. Second, chain abstraction is emerging as a critical strategy, where blockchains become backend infrastructure. Users interact without needing to know which chain they're on, shifting competitive advantage from execution speed to control over user flow and liquidity. Third, the rise of an agent economy is predicted, with AI agents potentially driving up to 80% of on-chain transactions by 2026. This emphasizes the importance of APIs and machine-readable financial primitives over user-facing interfaces. Fourth, equity perpetuals (e.g., on Hyperliquid) are gaining traction as synthetic derivatives for global stock exposure, offering a more scalable alternative to tokenized stocks. Finally, DePIN is highlighted as the sector most likely to generate hundreds of millions in verifiable revenue by 2026, driven by real demand for AI compute resources rather than speculative hardware deployment. The report underscores that while fundamentals are becoming more critical, market narratives and liquidity flows remain key drivers of returns.

marsbit01/02 13:41

Messari 2026 Crypto Thesis: Why Speculation Is No Longer Enough (Part 1)

marsbit01/02 13:41

The Glory, Troughs, and Turmoil of DeFi

DeFi in 2025 experienced phases of growth, volatility, and consolidation, with key metrics showing sustained expansion despite market turbulence. Total Value Locked (TVL) remained above year-start levels, though influenced by crypto asset price fluctuations. Major events like the October liquidation event, triggered by macroeconomic news, led to $19B in liquidations and a 28% TVL drop but demonstrated DeFi lending protocols like Aave and Morpho handled清算 robustly with minimal bad debt. Notable successes included Pendle, a yield-trading protocol; Ethena, with its delta-neutral stablecoin USDe and "stablecoin-as-a-service" model; and Hyperliquid, a leading perpetual futures DEX. Key thriving sectors were perpetual trading, where DEX volume hit ~18% of CEX, and stablecoins, whose market cap grew over 50% to $309B, though still dominated by Tether and Circle. The collapse of over-leveraged stablecoins like Stream Finance's xUSD highlighted risks in high-yield, under-collateralized strategies. The industry shifted focus to fundamentals, with revenue generation becoming critical—stablecoin issuers led with 76% of sector revenue. Protocols increasingly adopted buyback mechanisms (e.g., Hyperliquid, Aave) to align value with token holders, emphasizing sustainable economics over speculation.

marsbit01/02 07:11

marsbit01/02 07:11

Prenetics Halts Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy Amid Market Slump

Prenetics, a health science company co-founded by David Beckham, has halted its Bitcoin accumulation strategy due to the recent cryptocurrency market slump. The company had initially planned to use part of a $48 million funding round to purchase Bitcoin, following a strategy inspired by Michael Saylor. However, due to market volatility and declining prices, Prenetics officially stopped buying Bitcoin on December 4. Instead, the company is redirecting all capital toward its core consumer health brand, IM8, which focuses on nutrition supplements, gut health, and immune support. Launched less than 12 months ago, IM8 has already achieved over $120 million in annual recurring revenue. CEO Danny Yeung highlighted significant growth, with Q3 revenue up 568% year-over-year to $23.6 million. Prenetics will retain its existing holdings of 514 BTC, valued at approximately $45 million, but will not allocate any additional capital for future Bitcoin purchases.

TheNewsCrypto12/31 10:36

Prenetics Halts Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy Amid Market Slump

TheNewsCrypto12/31 10:36

HYPE steadies as LIT’s post-airdrop sell-off deepens: What happens next?

The article discusses the competitive landscape of perpetual decentralized exchanges (Perp DEXes), focusing on Hyperliquid (HYPE) and its rival Lighter (LIT). Despite Lighter being seen as a major threat, Messari analyst Sam downplays its impact, predicting HYPE will outperform LIT in the mid-term as Lighter's trading volume declines post-airdrop farming. Hyperliquid saw a 60% drop in volume and a 65% revenue shortfall in H2 2025 due to competition and lower trading activity, affecting its token buybacks. Meanwhile, LIT's token debuted at $3.3 but fell 21% in its first week. HYPE showed a slight rebound, with potential for further gains if it breaks key resistance levels. The piece concludes that Lighter's traction has waned after its airdrop, while HYPE's recovery remains uncertain.

ambcrypto12/30 15:49

HYPE steadies as LIT’s post-airdrop sell-off deepens: What happens next?