筛选器

Networks that collect real feesAssets whose network or protocol collected more than $10m in fees over the last twelve months, annualized from the trailing 30 days. Priced against protocol revenueAssets with measurable annualized protocol revenue, ranked by how many times that revenue their market capitalization represents. Far below the all-time high, still earning feesMore than 70% below the highest price ever recorded, and still collecting fees. Two facts held side by side; neither is a judgment. Low float with dilution aheadLess than half of total supply currently circulates and fully diluted valuation is at least twice market capitalization. Hard-capped supplyAssets with a maximum supply written into the protocol, so total issuance is bounded. Networks hosting stablecoin balancesChains with more than $100m of stablecoins issued on them — a demand-side measure that does not depend on the chain's own token. Staking networks with positive real yieldNetworks where the observed staking rate exceeds annual issuance, so a staker is not merely keeping pace with dilution. Held inside regulated productsAssets with at least one US-listed exchange-traded product whose dominant holding is the asset itself. More than a billion lockedChains and protocols with over $1bn of value locked, alongside what that value produces in fees. Least tied to bitcoinAssets whose daily returns over the last year correlate least with bitcoin's, among the larger part of the market. Busiest networks by active addressesNetworks where a source publishes daily active addresses, ranked by that figure. Most actively developedAssets with the most commits to their public repositories over the last four weeks.