Tron’s 30-Day Chain Revenue Exceeds Ethereum and Solana Combined

Tron generated $23.66 million in chain revenue over 30 days, more than Ethereum and Solana combined, though Solana led when comparing fees paid by users and revenue earned by applications.

The figures, checked at about 7 p.m. ET (23:00 UTC) on Oct. 20, put Ethereum’s chain revenue at $6.27 million and Solana’s at $3.41 million. Together, the two networks generated $9.68 million on that measure.

Chain revenue captures different portions of fees on each network. Tron’s figure counts burned transaction fees, Ethereum’s counts burned base and blob fees, and Solana’s counts base transaction fees. The comparison does not include every fee users paid or the revenue earned by applications.

Total chain fees paid by users gave Solana the lead at $27.68 million over the same 30 days. Tron recorded $23.66 million, followed by Ethereum at $17.67 million.

Solana also led application revenue with $160.72 million, compared with $53.49 million on Ethereum and $1.32 million on Tron. That measure excludes stablecoins, liquid staking applications and gas fees.

These figures are rolling 30-day readings rather than calendar-month totals.

Stablecoins on Tron had a market value of $94.866 billion on Oct. 20, with Tether USDt (USDT) accounting for 97.76%. That point-in-time value does not establish how much of Tron’s burned fees came from USDT transfers.