Solana’s decentralized application ecosystem pulled in $35 million in revenue last week, the highest weekly total in 29 weeks. The last time the network’s apps hit a comparable mark was back in early February, making this a notable rebound after months of more modest figures.
Where the money is coming from
Pump.fun, the memecoin launchpad that has become synonymous with Solana’s consumer-facing identity, has been generating between $8 million and $12 million in revenue over recent seven-day periods. The platform’s lifetime revenue has now crossed the $1 billion mark.
DeFi protocols Jupiter and Raydium continue to serve as the network’s trading backbone. Jupiter, Solana’s leading aggregator, routes swaps across the ecosystem’s liquidity pools, while Raydium provides the automated market-making infrastructure that underpins much of the network’s trading volume.
Revenue concentration among the top applications is striking, with the top-performing apps claiming 60–78% of total revenue, according to analytics from DeFiLlama and SolanaFloor.
