Hyperliquid generated $1.11 million in priority fee revenue this week, according to BlockBeats. Measured on its own as if it were a standalone protocol, that revenue would rank 36th across the network, just behind Dexscreener and Lighter. The priority fee refers to an extra tip paid by traders who want their orders packaged faster and executed ahead of others. It is typically used when the network is congested or when traders are trying to get ahead in fast-moving transactions. The figure highlights how much users are willing to pay for execution speed on Hyperliquid during active trading periods.
Hyperliquid recorded $1.11 million in priority fee revenue this week, according to BlockBeats.
If priority fees were counted as a standalone protocol, that revenue would rank No. 36 across the network, just behind Dexscreener and Lighter.
On Hyperliquid, the priority fee is an extra tip paid by traders who want their orders included faster and executed ahead of others. It is mainly used to secure priority execution during network congestion or to jump ahead in trades.
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