The blockchain industry continues to display significant fluctuations and competitive momentum, driven by evolving development activity and increasing investor engagement. According to recent insights from Phoenix Group, several blockchain platforms recorded substantial growth in total value locked (TVL) over a 30-day period ending on June 6, 2025. Leading the pack are Corn, Babylon, and EOS, which posted remarkable TVL increases, followed closely by platforms such as WorldChain, NEO, Lisk, and Stellar.
Phoenix Group’s market data indicates that Corn has emerged as the frontrunner in terms of TVL growth. This blockchain reported a striking 604% increase over the past month, pushing its TVL to $24.0 million. Babylon followed in second place, with its TVL rising by an impressive 356%, reaching $14.7 million. EOS claimed the third position, registering a 167% growth that brought its total value locked to $1.6 million.
Beyond the top three, WorldChain secured the fourth position, experiencing a 99.8% spike in its TVL, now recorded at $41.6 million. NEO followed closely behind with a 98.7% increase, bringing its total to $25.7 million. Lisk also made notable progress, attaining $9.6 million in TVL after a 93.0% monthly rise. Meanwhile, Stellar continued its upward trajectory with an 81.9% increase, reaching $86.7 million in locked value.
TOP CHAINS BY MONTHLY TVL GROWTH#Corn #Babylon #EOS #WorldChain #NEO #Lisk #Stellar #Hyperliquid #Zircuit #Saga #Pulse #Abstract #ApeChain #Flare #Unichain pic.twitter.com/fAK5I4efAa
— PHOENIX – Crypto News & Analytics (@pnxgrp) June 6, 2025
Hyperliquid claimed the eighth spot with one of the highest absolute values, as its TVL climbed to $1.5 billion following a 76.1% growth in the past month. Zircuit also made significant gains, increasing its TVL by 63.7% to reach $8.8 million. Saga rounded out the top ten with a 55.0% rise, achieving a total value locked of $11.6 million.
Ranked 11th, Pulse saw a 46.5% increase, which elevated its TVL to $237.9 million. Abstract and ApeChain followed with TVL surges of 44.3% and 43.7%, respectively. These gains brought Abstract’s total to $26.6 million and ApeChain’s to $11.1 million. Flare also experienced a solid performance, witnessing a 34.1% rise and achieving $180.1 million in total value locked.
Unchain completed the top 15 list by recording a modest 8.6% monthly increase. Despite the smaller percentage gain, its TVL reached a substantial $694.8 million, reflecting its existing strong position in the blockchain ecosystem.
The data from Phoenix Group underscores a dynamic period in the blockchain sector, where emerging platforms are gaining traction and established players continue to strengthen their positions. The TVL metric remains a key indicator of user trust, platform utility, and ecosystem vitality, and the latest rankings offer valuable insights into where developer and investor activity is currently concentrated. As the sector continues to evolve, these trends are expected to play a central role in shaping the strategic direction of the blockchain economy in the months ahead.
