Ankr Network

Ankr Network is a decentralized infrastructure layer that aims to make it easier for developers, decentralized applications, and stakers to connect with and use multiple blockchains from a single platform. Its core claim is that accessing blockchain infrastructure — such as remote procedure call endpoints and staking services — is fragmented and technically demanding, and Ankr tries to simplify that for builders and ordinary users alike. The ANKR token is the native asset of this network, classified under AI and decentralized physical infrastructure networks.

Ankr operates across multiple blockchain ecosystems simultaneously, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Polygon, Fantom, Arbitrum, and Optimism, acting as a middleware layer that routes developer requests to blockchain nodes. The ANKR token is used within the ecosystem for governance over liquid staking products and for payments and incentives within the node infrastructure network. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded in the data for ANKR itself, as it is an application-layer token rather than a base-layer blockchain.

Ankr generated fees of 115,509 USD over the trailing 30 days and 1,053,254 USD over the trailing 12 months, with fees coming from users who pay to access node infrastructure and staking services. Of those 30-day fees, the protocol retained 11,552 USD as revenue, implying a take rate of approximately 10.0 percent, with the remaining roughly 103,957 USD going to the supply side — primarily node operators. On an annualized basis derived from the trailing 30-day figures, fees stand at 1,405,359.50 USD and protocol revenue at 140,549.33 USD, while fee growth over the most recent 30-day period was 13.65 percent and revenue growth was 13.19 percent.