• Greenfield Capital’s October 29, 2026 analysis identified transaction routing control as decisive for Ethereum consumer apps seeking to monetize users’ trading activity.
• Consumer order flow accounts for about 45% of Ethereum decentralized exchange volume, but only 3%-15% of recent priority fee spending.
• Weekly consumer priority fee spending fell to a recent median near $220,000 from more than $10 million in early 2024.
• A mid-sized wallet could generate $1 million-$1.5 million annually in priority fees; transaction-related trading opportunities could create another $1 million-$3 million.
• Wallets, trading bots and solver-based apps control transaction submission; most exchange frontends and routers need architectural changes to capture that value.

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