TRON led DefiLlama’s 30-day chain revenue table on Oct. 19 with $23.41 million in burned fees, exceeding the combined reading for nine other networks by about $2.42 million.
The nine networks totaled about $20.99 million. Several figures displayed in DefiLlama’s revenue table are rounded, making the combined total and the gap approximate. The ranking describes activity over the period shown, rather than a change from an earlier 30-day reading.
DefiLlama counts the value of fees burned in TRX, the native token of the TRON network, as TRON’s chain revenue. It is a network measure, not company earnings. TRON’s developer documentation says users burn TRX for transaction resources when their available bandwidth or energy is insufficient. TRON DAO Research says staking for energy can reduce transaction costs.
Avalanche had the lowest 30-day reading among the nine comparators at $492,376, followed by Hyperliquid L1 at $560,124 and Arbitrum at $686,742. BSC registered $1.58 million and Polygon $2.27 million. Base posted $2.78 million, Robinhood Chain $2.88 million, Solana $3.4 million and Ethereum $6.34 million.
TRON also ranked first in the table’s shorter periods. Its seven-day figure was $5.8 million, while the 24-hour reading was $554,976. The chain-level tally measures something different from the $193.1 million in 30-day application revenue on Solana covered earlier: that figure was generated by apps, while TRON’s counts burned network fees.
A separate DefiLlama dashboard showed about $95 billion in stablecoin market capitalization on TRON on Oct. 19. Tether USDt (USDT) accounted for roughly 98% of that amount. Market capitalization measures the value of stablecoins on the network, not the fees paid to use it.
TRON DAO Research reported $2.08 trillion in stablecoin settlement volume for the second quarter, when stablecoin supply on the network stood at $89 billion. Settlement volume counts activity across a period, while supply is an amount outstanding. Neither figure establishes how much of the latest 30-day chain revenue came from stablecoin transactions.
