Safe: Revenue to exceed $10 million in 2025, but has yet to achieve breakeven
BlockBeats News, February 3, according to The Block, the Safe Ecosystem Foundation released a report stating that its full-year revenue for 2025 will exceed $10 million, while in 2024 it is about $2 million.
Lukas Schor, co-founder of the Safe project and President of the Safe Ecosystem Foundation, wrote: "Safe is one of the few token projects in the industry that demonstrates long-term sustainable adoption and considerable revenue without relying on token subsidies or purely speculative use cases."
The announcement also shows that in 2025, Safe will process $600 billion in transaction volume, accounting for 43% of the protocol's total transaction volume since its inception, with the network having processed a total of 326 million transactions.
The non-profit organization stated that although the project is "not yet profitable," it plans to "break even and double its revenue" in 2026, as part of its longer-term goal to achieve $100 million in annual recurring revenue by 2030.
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