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Quai Network’s SOAP system converts mining energy into surplus profits, boosting the chain’s revenue to over $145,000 in one week. Explore how the 64.9 million tokens
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Energy to Gold: How Quai Network’s SOAP System is Redefining Blockchain Revenue and Mining Profits
This performance is not simply a statistical victory; It is a displacement of the old guard. Quai Network now holds the second position globally in on-chain revenue, behind only industry titan Binance Smart Chain (BSC). In doing so, it has effectively surpassed established Layer 2 and Layer 1 giants, including Arbitrum and Hyperliquid. For a project with a relatively modest market capitalization of around $27 million, earning more than multi-million dollar networks is a financial anomaly that has institutional offices and retail traders scrambling for answers.
The Secret Sauce: The SOAP Project and the Surplus Profits Flywheel
Scaling at the speed of global trade
Market momentum: the path to $0.10
The project’s liquidity profile has improved significantly since the beginning of the month. Following its listing on Kraken on April 8, 2026, US-based traders gained a direct gateway to the asset. Meanwhile, platforms like MEXC and Gate.io continue to handle the majority of high-volume global trading. For decentralization enthusiasts, the token is also gaining traction on Aerodrome via the Base network, supported by cross-chain bridges like Symbiosis.
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Erlin is an experienced crypto writer who loves exploring the intersection of blockchain technology and financial markets. He regularly provides information on the latest trends and innovations in the digital currency space.
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