After reviewing many protocol revenue data comparisons, I found that the sources vary quite a bit, and some data platforms do have a lot of inflated figures.

In terms of public chain protocol revenue, TRON's performance is quite stable—almost every month maintaining a level of 30-60M, and it has been quite solid from the beginning of the year until now. In comparison, Solana, although it once reached a peak of 120M in January, then declined and has not returned to that level since.

The reasons behind these differences are quite interesting and may involve protocol mechanism adjustments or market cycle fluctuations. But the most straightforward conclusion is: if you want to rely on data, you really need to spend more time verifying the data sources; blindly citing data can easily lead to mistakes. Before comparing data, it's important to look at multiple dimensions.