Tron’s $23.41 Million 30-Day Chain-Revenue Snapshot Tops Nine Networks Combined

Tron’s 30-day chain-revenue snapshot reached $23.41 million on Oct. 19, about $2.42 million more than nine other networks combined, putting its recent fee activity ahead of each listed peer.

Tron also ranked first in the shorter periods shown, with $554,976 over 24 hours and $5.8 million over seven days. Ethereum recorded $6.34 million over 30 days, followed by Solana at $3.4 million, Robinhood Chain at $2.88 million, Base at $2.78 million and Polygon at $2.27 million. BSC recorded $1.58 million, Arbitrum $686,742, Hyperliquid L1 $560,124 and Avalanche $492,376. The nine figures total about $20.99 million; several are rounded.

Stablecoin activity offers additional context for Tron’s network figures. On Oct. 19, stablecoins on Tron had a combined market value of $95.026 billion, with Tether USDt (USDT) accounting for 97.76%. In Q2 2026, Tron had $89 billion in stablecoin supply and $2.08 trillion in stablecoin settlement volume.

Supply measures the amount of stablecoins outstanding, while settlement volume counts activity across a period. The Q2 figures therefore describe different measures and do not show how much stablecoin activity contributed to the 30-day chain-revenue total.

The ranking is a network-level snapshot, not a company earnings measure. Tron’s figure represents TRX fees burned; a broader chain-revenue measure counts post-burn earnings for validators, sequencers or stakers. The figures describe recent network activity rather than corporate income.