Hyperliquid's weekly fee revenue reached 11 million USD, surpassing the combined total of Ethereum and Solana

According to The Block, the ranking of fee revenue from major blockchains last week showed a different pattern compared to the original activity metrics. Hyperliquid led all public chains with approximately $11 million in fee revenue, accounting for about 43% of the market share. Its fees primarily come from perpetual contract trading activities, where users pay fees for opening, holding, and closing positions.

Over the past year, Hyperliquid's market share has significantly increased as derivatives traders rapidly migrated to its dedicated infrastructure. In contrast, Ethereum's fee revenue was about $3 million, accounting for approximately 13%, with revenue sources covering a broader mix including DeFi interactions, smart contract executions, and token transfers. Solana's fee revenue was about $2 million, accounting for around 10%, showing a significant gap compared to its DEX trading volume share, indicating that high-frequency, low-fee meme coin trading has not effectively converted into fee revenue.