The top 15 altcoins by revenue this past month have been revealed: Who's leading the pack?

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Stablecoins and blockchain are leading the revenue race.

Data from the last 30 days shows that the strongest revenue generators in the crypto market today are still stablecoin issuers and blockchains with large on-chain operations .

Leading the pack is Tether (USDT) with approximately $459 million in revenue , virtually unchanged from the previous period.

Following closely behind is TRON (TRX) with $223.8 million , up 13.2% , while Circle (USDC) holds third place with $201.6 million , up 4.5% . Revenue data from defillama and Token Terminal also shows Tether, TRON , and Circle among the industry leaders.

Hyperliquid holds a strong position, while many projects experience significant fluctuations.

Behind the top 3 is Hyperliquid (HYPE) with $51.7 million , despite a 5.2% decrease in revenue. Several other projects saw significant increases, such as Sky reaching $33.2 million , up 19.1% , and Polymarket reaching $19.1 million , a surge of 238.1% .

defillama 's publicly available data also shows that Polymarket and Hyperliquid are among the top performers in terms of 30-day revenue in the market.

Conversely, several names recorded significant declines. Pump.fun fell 15.1% , EdgeX dropped 15.8% , Axiom Trade declined 16.3% , and PancakeSwap plummeted 39.9% .

This indicates that cash flow is no longer evenly distributed, but is instead more strongly concentrated on models with stable revenue and real-world usage.

The new picture of the crypto market

This list quite clearly reflects an important trend: revenue is skewed towards platforms tied to real financial infrastructure , especially stablecoins and blockchains with high transaction volumes.

In this context, Tether, TRON , and Circle not only lead in terms of scale but also demonstrate that the market is prioritizing sustainable cash flow over short-term speculative narratives.

If this trend continues, payment infrastructure, stablecoins, and blockchains that support large-scale transactions are likely to play a central Vai in the next growth cycle.

Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
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