Courtesy Token Terminal
Just like companies, revenues are an important metric for blockchains: higher revenues typically point to a stronger blockchain and ecosystem.
Ethereum has long been the leader in generating revenues, but it could soon come under fire from competing Layer 1 blockchain Tron.
While there have been times when Ethereum revenue dipped enough to briefly see Tron as the leading revenue-generating blockchain, this time is different as we are now witnessing Tron revenues increasing dramatically.
This revenue increase began on February 5, when the Tron DAO passed Proposition 83, allowing for dynamic energy fees in smart contracts (explained here). Tron's revenue has doubled since then, and shows no sign of slowing.
Concurrently, the price of TRX tokens has been rallying, up 28% over the past month. |