Canton Network Sees $66 Million In 30-Day Revenue
Canton Network has recorded over $66 million in 30-day revenue according to DefiLlama, ranking third among all networks and protocols behind stablecoin giants Tether and Circle. The institutionally-focused blockchain's $CC token holds a market cap of around $5.74 billion.
@CantonNetwork has moved to the top of DefiLlama's chain revenue rankings, posting $2.13 million in 24-hour revenue — comfortably ahead of Tron at $763,592 and Ethereum at $585,910. Over the trailing 30 days, Canton recorded approximately $66 million in revenue, placing it third among all networks and protocols when stablecoins are included — sitting just behind @tether and @circle.
Over the past seven days, the network logged $14.9 million in revenue, compared with $7.24 million for Tron and $3.99 million for Ethereum. According to DefiLlama's methodology, Canton's revenue figure is tied to $CC being permanently removed from supply — meaning the ranking captures actual on-chain value accrued or removed from circulation, rather than simply measuring total transaction volume. The network's $CC token holds a market cap of approximately $5.74 billion at time of writing.
What Is Canton Network?
Canton Network is a blockchain platform built for financial institutions, focusing on privacy, regulatory compliance, and interoperability. Developed by Digital Asset Holdings since 2014, it enables the tokenization of assets such as bonds, treasuries, and collateral. Unlike general-purpose blockchains like Ethereum or Solana, Canton employs a privacy-by-default mechanism in which transactions are visible only to the parties involved, while still leveraging public decentralization for composability and atomic settlement. Major institutions including Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, BNP Paribas, Broadridge, @circle, and HSBC have integrated with the platform, tokenizing over $6 trillion in real-world assets.
$CC launched in July 2024 without pre-mines or special allocations, rewarding participants based on contributions to the network's Global Synchronizer — a decentralized system that coordinates private transactions across tokenized real-world assets.
Institutional Momentum Building
The DTCC has announced plans to tokenize a subset of DTC-custodied U.S. Treasury securities on Canton, targeting a minimum viable product in the first half of 2026. Northern Trust has also announced a pilot to provide custody for tokenized bonds and equities on the network. Major partners include DTCC, Goldman Sachs, Visa, and Microsoft as of March 2026, with the network processing over $1.5 trillion monthly in production.
The latest revenue figures underline Canton's growing footprint in institutional on-chain finance — and suggest that real-world usage, not speculation, is increasingly driving its on-chain economic activity.
Sources:
Crypto Times – Canton Tops Chain Revenue Rankings, Ahead of Tron and Ethereum
DefiLlama – Protocol Revenue Rankings
Canton Network – Official Website
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