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New: DefiLlama Protocol Fees & Revenue Tracker — real fees and revenue for every DeFi protocol

What it does

This actor turns DefiLlama's fees-and-revenue dataset into a structured, append-ready feed. For every protocol DefiLlama covers — DEXes, lending markets, perp exchanges, liquid-staking providers, stablecoin issuers, and yield aggregators — you get the actual money it generates: fees over the trailing 24h, 7d, and 30d, an annualized run-rate, the slice that accrues as protocol revenue, and directional momentum. It is DeFi fundamentals as clean JSON, for cents per record.

Who it's for

Crypto fundamental analysts valuing protocols on real cash flows, investors comparing fee run-rates across categories, treasury and token teams benchmarking peers, and dashboards needing a normalized fees feed.

Sample fields / output

  • protocol, category, chain
  • fees24h / fees7d / fees30d
  • annualized fee run-rate
  • revenue24h
  • 1d / 7d / 30d percent-change momentum

Example use cases

  • Rank protocols by annualized fee run-rate to find the real revenue leaders beyond TVL.
  • Compare fees across a category (DEXes vs. lending) to spot where users actually pay.
  • Track percent-change momentum to catch protocols whose fees are accelerating or fading.

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FAQ

What's the difference between fees and revenue here?

Fees are what users pay to use the protocol; revenue is the slice that accrues to the protocol itself. Both are included per row.

Do I need a Nansen or Messari subscription?

No. There's no Nansen seat, Messari Pro contract, or DeFiLlama Pro tier — you pay per record.

How far back does the momentum data go?

Each row carries 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day fee changes so you can gauge short- and medium-term direction.

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