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Where the market stood on 18 October 2026Digital-asset market capitalisation stood at $2.70 trillion on 18 October 2026, with Bitcoin accounting for roughly three-fifths of that total.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 18 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 18 October 2026 reveals a market-cap-to-fees spread spanning three orders of magnitude across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Oracle sector, 18 October 2026The Oracle sector tracked 12 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $11.2 billion as of 18 October 2026.
Inside the Yield Farming sector, 17 October 2026The Yield Farming sector tracked 17 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $15.5 billion as of 17 October 2026.
Where the market stood on 17 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure on 17 October 2026, covering concentration, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 17 October 2026Fourteen digital assets measured at 17 October 2026 show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from roughly 3x to more than 18,000x.
Where the market stood on 16 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 16 October 2026, covering concentration, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector, 16 October 2026The AI sector's 86 tracked constituents held a combined market cap of roughly $25.2 billion as of 16 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 16 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 16 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that limit direct comparison.
Inside the Zero Knowledge (ZK) sector, 15 October 2026The Zero Knowledge sector tracked 31 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $25.2 billion as of 15 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 15 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 15 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structurally distinct accounting bases.
Where the market stood on 15 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 15 October 2026, drawn from capitalisation, dominance, fee, and return data.
Inside the Infrastructure sector, 14 October 2026The Infrastructure sector tracked 59 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $29.8 billion as of 14 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 14 October 2026Across 14 digital assets observed on 14 October 2026, market-cap-to-fees ratios span from under 3x to nearly 19,000x.
Where the market stood on 14 October 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market on 14 October 2026, covering capitalization structure, seven-day return dispersion, and annualized fee flows.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 09 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 09 October 2026 reveals wide variation in market-cap-to-fees ratios and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 09 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 09 October 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures.
Inside the Real World Assets (RWA) sector, 09 October 2026The Real World Assets sector tracked 113 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $78.6 billion as of 09 October 2026.
Where the market stood on 08 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 08 October 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures.
Inside the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector, 08 October 2026The DeFi sector tracked 137 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $89 billion as of 08 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 08 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 08 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Centralized Exchange (CEX) Token sector, 07 October 2026A snapshot of 19 CEX-token constituents as of 07 October 2026, covering concentration, fee-data availability, and dispersion from all-time highs.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 07 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 07 October 2026 reveal wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from zero to one hundred percent.
Where the market stood on 07 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 07 October 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and fee-stream rankings.
Inside the Exchange-based Tokens sector, 06 October 2026The Exchange-based Tokens sector held a combined market cap of approximately $174 billion across 53 constituents as of 06 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 06 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 06 October 2026 shows market-cap-to-fees multiples spanning from 2.8x to over 19,000x across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 06 October 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 06 October 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, protocol fees, and seven-day asset returns.
Inside the USD Stablecoin sector, 05 October 2026The USD Stablecoin sector tracked 52 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $289.7 billion as of 05 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 05 October 2026Annualized fee data as of 05 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fee ratios across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 05 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 05 October 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the Stablecoins sector, 04 October 2026The stablecoin sector tracked 82 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $292 billion as of 04 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 04 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 04 October 2026 reveal wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 04 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 04 October 2026, drawing on capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 03 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 03 October 2026 reveal wide variation in how fourteen digital assets generate and retain on-chain revenue.
Inside the Proof of Stake (PoS) sector, 03 October 2026The Proof of Stake sector tracked 43 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $588 billion as of 03 October 2026.
Where the market stood on 03 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 03 October 2026, drawing on capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
Inside the Proof of Work (PoW) sector, 02 October 2026The Proof of Work sector tracked 30 constituents as of 02 October 2026, with one asset accounting for the vast majority of total market capitalisation.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 02 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 02 October 2026 reveals wide variation in how fourteen digital assets generate and retain on-chain revenue.
Where the market stood on 02 October 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 02 October 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day dispersion across assets above $1 billion.
Inside the Exchange-based Tokens sector, 30 September 2026The Exchange-based Tokens sector held a combined market cap of roughly $168 billion across 53 constituents as of 30 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 30 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 30 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from near zero to 100%.
Where the market stood on 30 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 30 September 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the USD Stablecoin sector, 29 September 2026The USD Stablecoin sector tracked 52 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $289.7 billion as of 29 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 29 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 29 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 29 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 29 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Where the market stood on 28 September 2026Aggregate digital-asset market capitalisation stood at approximately $2.88 trillion on 28 September 2026, with Bitcoin accounting for more than half.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 28 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 28 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Stablecoins sector, 28 September 2026The stablecoin sector held a combined market cap of approximately $291.4 billion across 81 tracked constituents as of 28 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 27 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 27 September 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, fee streams, and the limits of aggregate data.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 27 September 2026Across 14 digital assets as of 27 September 2026, market-cap-to-fees multiples span from under 3x to over 20,000x.
Inside the Proof of Stake (PoS) sector, 27 September 2026The Proof of Stake sector tracked 46 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $601 billion as of 27 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 26 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 26 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Inside the Proof of Work (PoW) sector, 26 September 2026The Proof of Work sector tracked 29 constituents as of 26 September 2026, with market capitalisation heavily concentrated in a single asset.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 26 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 26 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from near zero to 100 percent.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 25 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 25 September 2026 reveals wide variation in market-cap-to-fees multiples and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Layer 1 (L1) sector, 25 September 2026The Layer 1 sector tracked 115 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $2.5 trillion as of 25 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 25 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 25 September 2026, covering capitalisation structure, seven-day return dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 24 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded annualized fee streams ranging from roughly $1.6 million to $2.5 billion as of 24 September 2026.
Inside the Smart Contract Platform sector, 24 September 2026A snapshot of 199 tracked Smart Contract Platform assets as of 24 September 2026, covering concentration, fee coverage, and distance from all-time highs.
Where the market stood on 24 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 24 September 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures across capitalisation, dominance, fees, and seven-day returns.
Inside the Gaming (GameFi) sector, 23 September 2026A snapshot of 33 Gaming (GameFi) sector constituents as of 23 September 2026, covering concentration, fee coverage, and distance from all-time highs.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 23 September 2026Fee streams and market-cap-to-fee multiples for 14 digital assets as of 23 September 2026, examined without inference or recommendation.
Where the market stood on 23 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 23 September 2026, describing concentration, weekly dispersion, fee streams, and the limits of aggregate figures.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 22 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 22 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from zero to 100 percent.
Inside the NFT sector, 22 September 2026The NFT sector tracked 34 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $5.4 billion as of 22 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 22 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 22 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 21 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 21 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Lending/Borrowing Protocols sector, 21 September 2026The Lending/Borrowing Protocols sector tracked 14 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $5.5 billion as of 21 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 21 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 21 September 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the DePIN sector, 20 September 2026A snapshot of 46 DePIN tokens as of 20 September 2026, covering sector composition, fee coverage, and distance from all-time highs.
Where the market stood on 20 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 20 September 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures across capitalisation, dominance, fees, and weekly returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 20 September 2026Fourteen digital assets show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from 2.3x to nearly 20,000x as of 20 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 19 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 19 September 2026, covering concentration, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 19 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded annualized fee streams ranging from roughly $1 million to $2.4 billion as of 19 September 2026.
Inside the Layer 2 (L2) sector, 19 September 2026The Layer 2 sector tracked 35 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $8.95 billion as of 19 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 15 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 15 September 2026 reveals a wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that complicate direct comparison.
Where the market stood on 15 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 15 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day segment returns.
Inside the Zero Knowledge (ZK) sector, 15 September 2026The Zero Knowledge sector tracked 32 constituents as of 15 September 2026, with market cap heavily concentrated in a single member.
Inside the Zero Knowledge (ZK) sector, 14 September 2026The Zero Knowledge sector tracked 31 constituents as of 14 September 2026, with market cap heavily concentrated in a single asset.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 14 September 2026Fourteen digital assets show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from 1.9x to 19,191x as of 14 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 14 September 2026Aggregated figures as of 14 September 2026 describe a market where Bitcoin commands a clear majority share and weekly returns diverge sharply across assets.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 13 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded market-cap-to-fee ratios spanning from 1.9x to 19,005x as of 13 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 13 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 13 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Inside the Infrastructure sector, 13 September 2026The Infrastructure sector tracked 61 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $24.5 billion as of 13 September 2026.
Inside the Meme sector, 12 September 2026The Meme sector tracked 111 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $33.8 billion as of 12 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 12 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 12 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 12 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 12 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Decentralized Exchange (DEX) sector, 11 September 2026As of 11 September 2026, the 42-constituent DEX sector carries a combined market cap of approximately $34.6 billion, dominated by a single member.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 11 September 2026Fourteen digital assets show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from under 2x to over 18,000x as of 11 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 11 September 2026Figures as of 11 September 2026 show a concentrated market structure, mixed seven-day returns, and fee streams that do not mirror capitalisation rankings.
Inside the Governance sector, 10 September 2026The Governance sector tracked 56 constituents with a combined market cap of $43.5 billion as of 10 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 10 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 10 September 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures without interpretation of direction or value.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 10 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 10 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that complicate direct comparison.
Where the market stood on 09 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 09 September 2026, covering capitalisation concentration, seven-day return dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the Real World Assets (RWA) sector, 09 September 2026The Real World Assets sector tracked 118 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $48.9 billion as of 09 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 09 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 09 September 2026 reveals wide variation in market-cap-to-fees ratios and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 08 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 08 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 08 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 08 September 2026 reveals wide variation in how digital assets generate, retain, and relate fees to market capitalisation.
Inside the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector, 08 September 2026The DeFi sector tracked 147 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $78.4 billion as of 08 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 07 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 07 September 2026, drawn from capitalization, dominance, fee, and return data.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 07 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 07 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that complicate direct comparison.
Inside the Centralized Exchange (CEX) Token sector, 07 September 2026As of 07 September 2026, the Centralized Exchange Token sector holds roughly $121 billion across 20 constituents, with one asset dominating the aggregate.
Where the market stood on 06 September 2026Figures as of 06 September 2026 show a fragmented market: bitcoin dominance above 59%, sharp single-asset divergences, and fee leadership that does not mirror capitalization rank.
Inside the Exchange-based Tokens sector, 06 September 2026The Exchange-based Tokens sector held a combined market cap of approximately $152.2 billion across 56 constituents as of 06 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 06 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 06 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the USD Stablecoin sector, 05 September 2026The USD Stablecoin sector tracked 55 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $287 billion as of 05 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 05 September 2026Aggregate digital-asset market capitalisation stood at approximately $2.72 trillion on 05 September 2026, with Bitcoin accounting for nearly 59% of that total.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 05 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded market-cap-to-fee ratios spanning from 2.3× to 19,558× as of 05 September 2026.
Inside the Stablecoins sector, 04 September 2026The stablecoin sector tracked 88 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $289.7 billion as of 04 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 04 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 04 September 2026 reveals a wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 04 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 04 September 2026, covering capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Where the market stood on 03 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 03 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, seven-day returns, and annualized fee data.
Inside the Proof of Stake (PoS) sector, 03 September 2026The Proof of Stake sector tracked 46 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $532 billion as of 03 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 03 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 03 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with methodological caveats demanding careful interpretation.
Where the market stood on 02 September 2026As of 02 September 2026, the total digital-asset market stood at approximately $2.6 trillion, with Bitcoin accounting for nearly three-fifths of that figure.
Inside the Proof of Work (PoW) sector, 02 September 2026The Proof of Work sector tracked 29 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $1.63 trillion as of 02 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 02 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 02 September 2026 reveal wide variation in how fourteen digital assets generate and retain on-chain revenue.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 01 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 01 September 2026 shows market-cap-to-fees multiples spanning from 2.9x to nearly 19,700x across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 01 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 01 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
Inside the Layer 1 (L1) sector, 01 September 2026The Layer 1 sector tracked 112 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $2.27 trillion as of 01 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 18 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 18 October 2026 reveals a market-cap-to-fees spread spanning three orders of magnitude across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Oracle sector, 18 October 2026The Oracle sector tracked 12 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $11.2 billion as of 18 October 2026.
Inside the Yield Farming sector, 17 October 2026The Yield Farming sector tracked 17 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $15.5 billion as of 17 October 2026.
Where the market stood on 17 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure on 17 October 2026, covering concentration, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 17 October 2026Fourteen digital assets measured at 17 October 2026 show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from roughly 3x to more than 18,000x.
Where the market stood on 16 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 16 October 2026, covering concentration, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector, 16 October 2026The AI sector's 86 tracked constituents held a combined market cap of roughly $25.2 billion as of 16 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 16 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 16 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that limit direct comparison.
Inside the Zero Knowledge (ZK) sector, 15 October 2026The Zero Knowledge sector tracked 31 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $25.2 billion as of 15 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 15 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 15 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structurally distinct accounting bases.
Where the market stood on 15 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 15 October 2026, drawn from capitalisation, dominance, fee, and return data.
Inside the Infrastructure sector, 14 October 2026The Infrastructure sector tracked 59 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $29.8 billion as of 14 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 14 October 2026Across 14 digital assets observed on 14 October 2026, market-cap-to-fees ratios span from under 3x to nearly 19,000x.
Where the market stood on 14 October 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market on 14 October 2026, covering capitalization structure, seven-day return dispersion, and annualized fee flows.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 09 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 09 October 2026 reveals wide variation in market-cap-to-fees ratios and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 09 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 09 October 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures.
Inside the Real World Assets (RWA) sector, 09 October 2026The Real World Assets sector tracked 113 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $78.6 billion as of 09 October 2026.
Where the market stood on 08 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 08 October 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures.
Inside the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector, 08 October 2026The DeFi sector tracked 137 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $89 billion as of 08 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 08 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 08 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Centralized Exchange (CEX) Token sector, 07 October 2026A snapshot of 19 CEX-token constituents as of 07 October 2026, covering concentration, fee-data availability, and dispersion from all-time highs.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 07 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 07 October 2026 reveal wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from zero to one hundred percent.
Where the market stood on 07 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 07 October 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and fee-stream rankings.
Inside the Exchange-based Tokens sector, 06 October 2026The Exchange-based Tokens sector held a combined market cap of approximately $174 billion across 53 constituents as of 06 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 06 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 06 October 2026 shows market-cap-to-fees multiples spanning from 2.8x to over 19,000x across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 06 October 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 06 October 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, protocol fees, and seven-day asset returns.
Inside the USD Stablecoin sector, 05 October 2026The USD Stablecoin sector tracked 52 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $289.7 billion as of 05 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 05 October 2026Annualized fee data as of 05 October 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fee ratios across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 05 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 05 October 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the Stablecoins sector, 04 October 2026The stablecoin sector tracked 82 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $292 billion as of 04 October 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 04 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 04 October 2026 reveal wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 04 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 04 October 2026, drawing on capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 03 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 03 October 2026 reveal wide variation in how fourteen digital assets generate and retain on-chain revenue.
Inside the Proof of Stake (PoS) sector, 03 October 2026The Proof of Stake sector tracked 43 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $588 billion as of 03 October 2026.
Where the market stood on 03 October 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 03 October 2026, drawing on capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
Inside the Proof of Work (PoW) sector, 02 October 2026The Proof of Work sector tracked 30 constituents as of 02 October 2026, with one asset accounting for the vast majority of total market capitalisation.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 02 October 2026Fee-stream data as of 02 October 2026 reveals wide variation in how fourteen digital assets generate and retain on-chain revenue.
Where the market stood on 02 October 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 02 October 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day dispersion across assets above $1 billion.
Inside the Exchange-based Tokens sector, 30 September 2026The Exchange-based Tokens sector held a combined market cap of roughly $168 billion across 53 constituents as of 30 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 30 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 30 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from near zero to 100%.
Where the market stood on 30 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 30 September 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the USD Stablecoin sector, 29 September 2026The USD Stablecoin sector tracked 52 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $289.7 billion as of 29 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 29 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 29 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 29 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 29 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Where the market stood on 28 September 2026Aggregate digital-asset market capitalisation stood at approximately $2.88 trillion on 28 September 2026, with Bitcoin accounting for more than half.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 28 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 28 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Stablecoins sector, 28 September 2026The stablecoin sector held a combined market cap of approximately $291.4 billion across 81 tracked constituents as of 28 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 27 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 27 September 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, fee streams, and the limits of aggregate data.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 27 September 2026Across 14 digital assets as of 27 September 2026, market-cap-to-fees multiples span from under 3x to over 20,000x.
Inside the Proof of Stake (PoS) sector, 27 September 2026The Proof of Stake sector tracked 46 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $601 billion as of 27 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 26 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 26 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Inside the Proof of Work (PoW) sector, 26 September 2026The Proof of Work sector tracked 29 constituents as of 26 September 2026, with market capitalisation heavily concentrated in a single asset.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 26 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 26 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from near zero to 100 percent.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 25 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 25 September 2026 reveals wide variation in market-cap-to-fees multiples and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Layer 1 (L1) sector, 25 September 2026The Layer 1 sector tracked 115 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $2.5 trillion as of 25 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 25 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 25 September 2026, covering capitalisation structure, seven-day return dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 24 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded annualized fee streams ranging from roughly $1.6 million to $2.5 billion as of 24 September 2026.
Inside the Smart Contract Platform sector, 24 September 2026A snapshot of 199 tracked Smart Contract Platform assets as of 24 September 2026, covering concentration, fee coverage, and distance from all-time highs.
Where the market stood on 24 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 24 September 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures across capitalisation, dominance, fees, and seven-day returns.
Inside the Gaming (GameFi) sector, 23 September 2026A snapshot of 33 Gaming (GameFi) sector constituents as of 23 September 2026, covering concentration, fee coverage, and distance from all-time highs.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 23 September 2026Fee streams and market-cap-to-fee multiples for 14 digital assets as of 23 September 2026, examined without inference or recommendation.
Where the market stood on 23 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 23 September 2026, describing concentration, weekly dispersion, fee streams, and the limits of aggregate figures.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 22 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 22 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with take rates ranging from zero to 100 percent.
Inside the NFT sector, 22 September 2026The NFT sector tracked 34 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $5.4 billion as of 22 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 22 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 22 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 21 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 21 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Lending/Borrowing Protocols sector, 21 September 2026The Lending/Borrowing Protocols sector tracked 14 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $5.5 billion as of 21 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 21 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 21 September 2026, covering concentration, weekly dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the DePIN sector, 20 September 2026A snapshot of 46 DePIN tokens as of 20 September 2026, covering sector composition, fee coverage, and distance from all-time highs.
Where the market stood on 20 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 20 September 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures across capitalisation, dominance, fees, and weekly returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 20 September 2026Fourteen digital assets show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from 2.3x to nearly 20,000x as of 20 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 19 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 19 September 2026, covering concentration, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 19 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded annualized fee streams ranging from roughly $1 million to $2.4 billion as of 19 September 2026.
Inside the Layer 2 (L2) sector, 19 September 2026The Layer 2 sector tracked 35 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $8.95 billion as of 19 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 15 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 15 September 2026 reveals a wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that complicate direct comparison.
Where the market stood on 15 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 15 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day segment returns.
Inside the Zero Knowledge (ZK) sector, 15 September 2026The Zero Knowledge sector tracked 32 constituents as of 15 September 2026, with market cap heavily concentrated in a single member.
Inside the Zero Knowledge (ZK) sector, 14 September 2026The Zero Knowledge sector tracked 31 constituents as of 14 September 2026, with market cap heavily concentrated in a single asset.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 14 September 2026Fourteen digital assets show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from 1.9x to 19,191x as of 14 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 14 September 2026Aggregated figures as of 14 September 2026 describe a market where Bitcoin commands a clear majority share and weekly returns diverge sharply across assets.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 13 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded market-cap-to-fee ratios spanning from 1.9x to 19,005x as of 13 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 13 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 13 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Inside the Infrastructure sector, 13 September 2026The Infrastructure sector tracked 61 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $24.5 billion as of 13 September 2026.
Inside the Meme sector, 12 September 2026The Meme sector tracked 111 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $33.8 billion as of 12 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 12 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 12 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, seven-day dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 12 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 12 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the Decentralized Exchange (DEX) sector, 11 September 2026As of 11 September 2026, the 42-constituent DEX sector carries a combined market cap of approximately $34.6 billion, dominated by a single member.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 11 September 2026Fourteen digital assets show market-cap-to-fee multiples ranging from under 2x to over 18,000x as of 11 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 11 September 2026Figures as of 11 September 2026 show a concentrated market structure, mixed seven-day returns, and fee streams that do not mirror capitalisation rankings.
Inside the Governance sector, 10 September 2026The Governance sector tracked 56 constituents with a combined market cap of $43.5 billion as of 10 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 10 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 10 September 2026, drawn entirely from reported figures without interpretation of direction or value.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 10 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 10 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that complicate direct comparison.
Where the market stood on 09 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 09 September 2026, covering capitalisation concentration, seven-day return dispersion, and annualised fee streams.
Inside the Real World Assets (RWA) sector, 09 September 2026The Real World Assets sector tracked 118 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $48.9 billion as of 09 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 09 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 09 September 2026 reveals wide variation in market-cap-to-fees ratios and retention rates across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 08 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 08 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 08 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 08 September 2026 reveals wide variation in how digital assets generate, retain, and relate fees to market capitalisation.
Inside the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector, 08 September 2026The DeFi sector tracked 147 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $78.4 billion as of 08 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 07 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 07 September 2026, drawn from capitalization, dominance, fee, and return data.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 07 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 07 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios across fourteen digital assets, with structural differences that complicate direct comparison.
Inside the Centralized Exchange (CEX) Token sector, 07 September 2026As of 07 September 2026, the Centralized Exchange Token sector holds roughly $121 billion across 20 constituents, with one asset dominating the aggregate.
Where the market stood on 06 September 2026Figures as of 06 September 2026 show a fragmented market: bitcoin dominance above 59%, sharp single-asset divergences, and fee leadership that does not mirror capitalization rank.
Inside the Exchange-based Tokens sector, 06 September 2026The Exchange-based Tokens sector held a combined market cap of approximately $152.2 billion across 56 constituents as of 06 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 06 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 06 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees ratios and take rates across fourteen digital assets.
Inside the USD Stablecoin sector, 05 September 2026The USD Stablecoin sector tracked 55 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $287 billion as of 05 September 2026.
Where the market stood on 05 September 2026Aggregate digital-asset market capitalisation stood at approximately $2.72 trillion on 05 September 2026, with Bitcoin accounting for nearly 59% of that total.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 05 September 2026Fourteen digital assets recorded market-cap-to-fee ratios spanning from 2.3× to 19,558× as of 05 September 2026.
Inside the Stablecoins sector, 04 September 2026The stablecoin sector tracked 88 constituents with a combined market cap of roughly $289.7 billion as of 04 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 04 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 04 September 2026 reveals a wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 04 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 04 September 2026, covering capitalization, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day return dispersion.
Where the market stood on 03 September 2026A snapshot of digital-asset market structure as of 03 September 2026, drawing on capitalization, dominance, seven-day returns, and annualized fee data.
Inside the Proof of Stake (PoS) sector, 03 September 2026The Proof of Stake sector tracked 46 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $532 billion as of 03 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 03 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 03 September 2026 reveals wide dispersion in market-cap-to-fees multiples across fourteen digital assets, with methodological caveats demanding careful interpretation.
Where the market stood on 02 September 2026As of 02 September 2026, the total digital-asset market stood at approximately $2.6 trillion, with Bitcoin accounting for nearly three-fifths of that figure.
Inside the Proof of Work (PoW) sector, 02 September 2026The Proof of Work sector tracked 29 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $1.63 trillion as of 02 September 2026.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 02 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 02 September 2026 reveal wide variation in how fourteen digital assets generate and retain on-chain revenue.
What the fee-generating assets look like on 01 September 2026Fee-stream data as of 01 September 2026 shows market-cap-to-fees multiples spanning from 2.9x to nearly 19,700x across fourteen digital assets.
Where the market stood on 01 September 2026A snapshot of the digital-asset market as of 01 September 2026, covering capitalisation, dominance, fee streams, and seven-day returns.
Inside the Layer 1 (L1) sector, 01 September 2026The Layer 1 sector tracked 112 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $2.27 trillion as of 01 September 2026.