Institutions and the Broader Economy Now Drive a Third of Blockchain Revenue
you are currently viewing::Institutions and the Broader Economy Now Drive a Third of Blockchain RevenueOctober 29, 2026-The second annual 1kx Blockchain Revenue Report puts the 2026 total at about $100 billion, with public companies earning 16%. A backtested index of dividend-paying tokens returned 82% through September, beating Bitcoin. This year's measure is broader than last year's Onchain Revenue Report, which tracked only onchain user-paid fees. The report now covers all blockchain revenues, including offchain exchange fees, the revenues of public companies, other income such as stablecoin reserve interest, as well as mining and staking rewards. The report combines onchain data from more than 2,600 protocols, the earnings reports of more than 100 public companies, and additional sources on private entities, through the end of Q3 2026. The full report is available at https://1kx.capital/writing/revenue-report-2026. Source: 1kx |
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