TREE NEWS reports: Hyperliquid generated about $357 million in fees in Q3 2025 and roughly $202 million in Q2 2026, while Polymarket’s fees rose from about $21.53 million in Q1 2026 to around $150 million in Q2. The figures highlight a shift from narrative-driven tokenomics toward revenue-driven value capture, with Hyperliquid routing eligible trading fees to an Assistance Fund that buys HYPE.
Hyperliquid, Polymarket Fee Data Spotlight Shift to Token Value Capture
The comparison matters less for the absolute figures than for the direction: fee revenue is becoming the metric by which these platforms are judged, and Hyperliquid's Assistance Fund turns that revenue into a visible buy-side flow for HYPE. Polymarket's trajectory suggests prediction markets can also produce meaningful fee income, which reframes them from pure attention plays into cash-generating venues. The open question is whether this fee growth is durable or event-driven, and whether other platforms copy the fee-to-token routing model.
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