Ethena’s daily revenue has surpassed PancakeSwap and Jupiter, trailing only behind Tether and Circle. Following this achievement, ENA rose 4%.
According to data from DeFi Llama, Ethena (ENA) rose through the ranks to become the third largest protocol by daily fees. In the past 24 hours, the Ethereum (ETH) -based decentralized stablecoin protocol has accumulated around $3.28 million. These fees were generated from the stablecoin USDE (USDE).
According to data from crypto.news, USDE’s market cap stands at $5.4 billion. Meanwhile, its 24-hour trading volume has increased 23.6% from the previous day, reaching $63 million. The stablecoin has a circulating supply of 5.4 billion USDE.
However, the Ethereum-based protocol is still behind fellow stablecoin issuers Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC) in terms of daily revenue. At press time, Circle has collected $6.12 million in fees, while Tether maintains a commanding lead with $18.31 million.
Ethena rises to the third spot by daily revenue, March 14, 2025 | Source: DeFi Llama
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Ethena’s daily revenue surpasses that of major protocols such as PancakeSwap (CAKE), Jupiter (JUP), Meteora, Uniswap (UNI) and Tron (TRX). In the past 24 hours, PancakeSwap has gained $2.54 million in daily revenue, while Jupiter has accumulated $1.99 million. Trailing not too far behind Jupiter is Meteora with $1.89 million and Uniswap with $1.73 million.
Shortly after Ethena’s rise in the ranks, the protocol’s native token, ENA, gained more than 4%. The token has reached a market cap of nearly $2 billion and a 24 hour trading volume of $282 million.
Just a day prior, Ethena allocated $200 million to BlackRock’s tokenized U.S. Treasury fund, BUIDL. Last December, the protocol launched its second stablecoin, USDtb. Backed by BUIDL, USDtb has seen a rapid increased in supply. Unlike the conventional stablecoins, USDtb produces yield which makes it an attractive investment option for investors looking to gain passive income.
Read more: Ethena officially launches USDtb, stablecoin backed by BlackRock
