The blockchain industry continues to evolve rapidly, with new developments and advancements driving competition among platforms for development activity and investor interest. According to data from Phoenix Group, the leading blockchains in terms of 30-day total value locked (TVL) growth as of June 6, 2025, include Corn, Babylon, and EOS. Other notable names on the list include WorldChain, NEO, Lisk, Stellar, Hyperliquid, Zircuit, Saga, and more.
Corn has emerged as the top blockchain in terms of TVL growth, experiencing an impressive 604% surge over the past month to reach $24.0 million. Following closely behind is Babylon, with a significant 356% increase in TVL, reaching $14.7 million. EOS secures the third spot with a notable 167% growth, bringing its TVL to $1.6 million.
WorldChain ranks fourth on the list, with a total value locked of $41.6 million and a 99.8% increase in TVL. NEO follows closely with a 98.7% surge, reaching $25.7 million in TVL. Lisk has seen a successful 93.0% increase, bringing its TVL to $9.6 million. Similarly, Stellar’s TVL has risen by 81.9%, reaching $86.7 million.
Hyperlilquid takes the eighth spot with a 76.1% monthly growth, leading to a TVL of $1.5 billion. Zirrcuit follows with a 63.7% increase, reaching a TVL of $8.8 million. Saga secures the tenth position, with a total value locked of $11.6 million after a 55.0% increase.
On the lower end of the list, Pulse ranks eleventh with a TVL of $237.9 million and a 46.5% surge. Abstract and ApeChain follow with 44.3% and 43.7% increases in TVL, reaching $26.6 million and $11.1 million, respectively. Flare stands at $180.1 million with a 34.1% TVL hike. Lastly, Unichain ranks fifteenth with an 8.6% monthly TVL rise, totaling $694.8 million.
The blockchain sector’s dynamic shifts and advancements continue to shape the industry landscape, with various platforms vying for dominance in terms of TVL growth and market influence. As blockchain technology continues to mature, we can expect further innovation and competition within the sector.