Canton Network has emerged as the highest revenue-generating blockchain, overtaking Tron and Ethereum across DeFiLlama’s latest revenue rankings.
According to data from the on-chain analytics platform DeFiLIama in June, Canton generated $1.84 million in revenue over the past 24 hours, $13.04 million over the last seven days, and $60.2 million during the past 30 days.
The figures place the institutional-focused blockchain well ahead of some of the crypto industry’s largest networks.
Canton extends lead over major blockchains
The latest DeFiLlama rankings show Canton comfortably leading the revenue table across every tracked timeframe.
Over the past 30 days, Canton generated $60.2 million, more than double Tron’s $27.64 million and nearly twenty times Ethereum’s $3.17 million.
The trend was similar over shorter periods. During the past week, Canton recorded $13.04 million in revenue, compared with $5.71 million for Tron and $626,231 for Ethereum.
In the 24-hour rankings, Canton posted $1.84 million, while Tron generated $866,909 and Ethereum recorded $188,816.
Other major blockchain networks appearing in the top revenue rankings included Base, Polygon, Solana, Hyperliquid L1, and BNB Chain.
Institutional activity drives revenue growth
Unlike transaction volume or total value locked (TVL), blockchain revenue reflects the economic value generated from network fees, making it an increasingly important indicator of network sustainability.
Canton’s strong performance comes as institutional adoption of blockchain infrastructure accelerates. The network is designed for regulated financial markets, supporting tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), on-chain settlement, and compliant financial applications.
Unlike many Layer-1 networks that rely heavily on retail DeFi activity, Canton is increasingly attracting banks, financial institutions, and enterprise participants building tokenized financial infrastructure.
Revenue rankings highlight a blockchain landscape
For years, Ethereum and Tron have consistently ranked among the largest fee-generating blockchain networks.
However, the latest DeFiLlama data suggests the industry’s revenue landscape is evolving as institutional-focused networks begin generating meaningful economic activity alongside traditional crypto ecosystems.
While it remains to be seen whether Canton can maintain its lead, its strong performance signals that enterprise blockchain adoption is becoming an increasingly important driver of on-chain revenue.
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