TREE NEWS reports: Thirty-eight perpetual DEXs generated about $125 million in user fees over the past 30 days, with Hyperliquid alone contributing $84.55 million, and the top five platforms accounting for 85.6% of the total. Foresight Ventures notes that Aster directs 99% of daily platform fees to buy back ASTER, while Hyperliquid uses its Assistance Fund to convert some fees into HYPE and burn it, and that about 86% of HYPE-holding addresses have never traded perpetuals.
38 Perp DEXs Generated $125M in User Fees Over 30 Days; Hyperliquid Took $84.55M
The fee concentration is the real story: a handful of venues capture nearly all perp DEX revenue, and Hyperliquid's dominance means its token-buyback-and-burn mechanics are effectively setting the tone for how rivals design their own value capture. Aster's near-total fee-to-buyback routing shows that playbook spreading. The more telling detail is the disconnect between HYPE holders and actual perp traders, which suggests token ownership is running well ahead of usage. Whether fee share keeps consolidating, and whether holder bases start matching trading activity, is the open question.
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