Short answer

The three platforms at the top are Fragment, Collector Crypt and Courtyard. Fragment posts about $1.08 million in daily fees, Collector Crypt moves roughly $4.19 million in 24‑hour volume and collects $272 k in fees, while Courtyard records $1.54 million in volume and $56 k in fees.

Leaders

Fragment sits at rank 1 with the highest daily fees at about $1.08 million, despite no reported TVL or volume. Collector Crypt is rank 2, showing a 24‑hour volume of about $4.19 million and daily fees of $272 k. Courtyard holds rank 3, with $1.54 million in volume and $56 k in fees. All three have no TVL reported, indicating activity is measured mainly by fees and trade flow.

The rest of the list

Rank 4 Gacha records daily fees of $46 k on a single chain. Rank 5 Phygitals moves $799 k in volume with $18 k in fees on Solana. Rank 6 OpenSea shows $22 k in fees despite no volume data. Rank 7 Beezie posts $166 k volume and $10 k fees. Rank 8 Top.Market moves $175 k volume with $9 k fees on Base. Rank 9 PumpBox has a modest $768 volume and $8 k fees. Rank 10 Blur stands out with a TVL of about $14.33 million, volume of $148 k and a 7‑day TVL change of, 12 % across two chains.

How the ranking works

COINMAG combines each platform’s total value locked, 24‑hour trading volume and 24‑hour fees into an activity score. The score is refreshed weekly from live DefiLlama data, so rankings can shift as usage patterns change.

What to check before using a platform

Read the platform’s own documentation, review its security history, understand the fee structure and verify that its services comply with regulations in your jurisdiction. The ranking reflects activity only, not safety or suitability.