As the blockchain sector gets hot, Corn Top TVL growth rankings

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The blockchain sector continues to show dynamic change and new advances as platforms compete for development activities and investors’ interests. According to data from the Phoenix Group, as of June 6, 2025, the prominent blockchain in that the total 30-day total lock (TVL) total (TVL) total (cone, babylon and EOS also accounts for World Chain, Neo, Risk, Star, Hyperliquid, Jillkit, Sagait and Sagait.

Top chains with monthly TVL growth

– Phoenix – Crypto News & Analytics (@PNXGRP) June 6, 2025

Corn, Babylon and EOS dominate the blockchain with 30 days of TVL growth

In line with market data, corn has achieved its best position when it comes to TVL growth. It has reportedly witnessed an astounding 604% surge over the past month to reach the $240 million spot. Babylon then saw a big 356% rise and reached $14.7 million on TVL, making it the second-largest blockchain. Separately, EOS secured third place in the blockchain, with a noticeable increase of 167%, followed by TVL’s $1.6 million mark.

WorldChain then ranked fourth among the top blockchains by achieving a figure of $41.6 million in total locked value. In this regard, 99.8% of the spikes were generated. Following that, Neo has effectively surged 98.7% as TVL is now at $25.7 million. Plus, Lisk accounts for $9.6 million in total locked value after successfully increasing 93.0%. Similarly, Stellar’s TVL rose 81.9% to a valuation of $86.7 million.

Next, the eighth top blockchain based on monthly TVL growth is hyperliLquid. A monthly growth of 76.1% has brought TVL to $1.5 billion. Zirrcuit then went through a 63.7% jump and raised the TVL to $8.8 million. Similarly, SAGA is the 10th top blockchain as it reached the $11.6 million mark after an increase of 55.0% in total locked value.

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Unichain Bottoms list with 8.6% TVL jump

The Phoenix Group list ranks Pulse at the 11th top spot on the blockchain, as TVL equals $237.9 million as a result of a 46.5% upsurge. Added to this, Abstract and Apechain’s 44.3% and 43.7% TVL jumps brought TVLS to $26.6 million and $11.1 million, respectively. Plus, the flare costs $180.1m on a 34.1% TVL hike. Additionally, following a monthly TVL rise of 8.6%, UNChain is the 15th top blockchain, accounting for $694.8 million.

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