DefiLlama data show 514 of 558 chains earning under $1,000 in daily fees

Crypto News Flash, citing data captured from DefiLlama, reports that of 558 tracked blockchain networks only 44 generated at least $1,000 in fees over an observed 24-hour period, and the number clearing $100,000 fell to seven. Solana ranked first with $1.09 million, followed by Tron at $922,900 and BNB Chain at $793,900; the outlet also lists Ethereum at $435,000, Bitcoin at $325,600, Base at $114,800 and Robinhood Chain at $100,900. Crypto News Flash cautions against reading near-zero fees as near-zero usage, noting that DefiLlama's chain-fee metric covers what users pay to transact on the underlying blockchain and sits apart from application fees and from the revenue a network ultimately retains. It says low-cost and subsidized networks can carry real activity without generating fees, and that a single day is a weaker measure of blockspace demand than a longer fee series. The article does not name the specific 24-hour window the data covers, and no other outlet in the desk's evidence covers the story, so the figures rest on one report.