Interestingly, in terms of protocol revenue, a Titan Builder's revenue exceeded the Ethereum chain's own protocol revenue. After Ethereum scaled up, the high-value portion was initially taken by the builder layer (especially top players like Titan). According to DefiLlama data, Ethereum chain revenue (base fee + blob fee burned portion): Approximately $500,000 in the last 24 hours; Approximately $7.6 million in the last 30 days. Titan Builder Revenue (net income after deducting bids paid to validators): Approximately $6-7 million in the last 24 hours; Approximately $26.3 million in the last 30 days. Titan accounts for approximately 50%+ of the MEV-Boost block share, and together with Quasar and others, the top players account for the vast majority. Titan has made a significant profit. According to DefiLlama data: Cumulative protocol revenue is approximately $161 million (net revenue after deducting bids paid to validators). Cumulative fees are approximately $306 million. October's performance was particularly impressive: During the arbitrage frenzy triggered by the Binance hack, daily protocol revenue surged to approximately $22.8 million, even surpassing Tether's daily revenue at one point. October 2026 to present: Fees are approximately $39 million, Revenue is approximately $32.65 million. Annualized revenue is roughly in the $120 million range. However, it is highly volatile. Revenue depends on market fluctuations and arbitrage opportunities; October is peak season for Titans (Taiwanese financial institutions).