Which crypto projects actually make money?
Live revenue of the top earning protocols compared to their market cap - and how much of that money flows back to token holders through buybacks, burns and payouts.
- Projects tracked
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- Revenue, last 30 days
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- Returned to holders
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- Data window
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Market cap vs. revenue
Each logo is a project - click it for details. Further right = earns more. Lower = smaller valuation. So projects in the bottom-right earn a lot for their size.
All projects
Tap a project to open its page with charts, news and links. Click a column to sort.
| Project | Market cap | 24h | Revenue 30d | To holders 30d | Holder share | P/S | Holder yield |
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How to read this
Revenue
Fees the protocol keeps for itself after paying liquidity providers, stakers or other users, over the selected period.
Paid to holders
The part of revenue that reaches token holders: token buybacks, burns and direct payouts.
P/S ratio
Market cap divided by yearly revenue. A P/S of 10× means the market values the project at 10 years of its current revenue. Lower is cheaper.
Holder yield
Yearly holder payouts divided by market cap. Works like a dividend yield: 5% means holders get back about 5% of the token's value per year.
Yearly figures scale the selected period to a year (24h × 365, 7d × 52, 30d × 12.2). Revenue data refreshes daily, prices every minute. Projects are picked automatically by 30-day revenue (market cap above $10M). Not investment advice.