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Tuesday Dec 2 2025 11:10
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Recent data from the Nansen platform reveals significant insights into the blockchain protocol revenue landscape. With many new blockchains claiming to be the "next generation," only a handful are generating substantial revenue.
The data shows that a small number of blockchains dominate the market in terms of revenue. Tron leads the pack with a weekly revenue of $6.56 million, followed by Solana with $3.17 million. Ethereum, BNB Chain, Bitcoin, and Base occupy the following positions, accounting for the bulk of the total blockchain ecosystem revenue.
In contrast, many smaller blockchains are struggling to generate significant revenue. Despite substantial investments, many projects like Movement, Berachain, and Somnia are generating daily revenue of less than four figures. These protocols face significant challenges in building sustainable ecosystems and attracting users.
The bear market is significantly impacting blockchain protocol revenue. Many blockchains are experiencing declines in both revenue, active users, and transaction volume. Even well-known Layer 2 solutions like ZKsync and Plasma are suffering from sharp declines in revenue and transaction volume.
This data highlights the intense competition in the blockchain market and the challenges faced by smaller protocols in generating sustainable revenue. As the market continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how these protocols adapt and compete with the dominant players.
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