Chainlink - More revenue then every other protocol but one???

Guys, I'm scared. What do these numbers mean? I must be wrong right?

https://market.link/overview Shows LINK revenue earned by the nodes/data providers. This is earnt by protocols that use LINK paying for data with the LINK token across all chains.

Currently shows over a 7 day period 227k LINK has been earnt in total.

Which works out to about 12million LINK tokens annually.

Chainlink is currently worth around $7.70 each...12million x $7.70 = $92million gross per year.

We of course have to consider gas costs. Market.link shows us that the chainlink network spent $800k on gas in the last 7 days. So about $41million spent across an entire year.

$92 million - $41million = $51million earnt in revenue a year.

$51million in revenue puts chainlink at very near the top of the pile in most successful protocols if we use this data; https://tokenterminal.com/terminal/metrics/protocol_revenue

This can not be right can it? Are those numbers right?

I do not believe chainlink offers any 'token incentive/miner reward/network bootstrapping'. This is all from actually users. No ponzi token inflation.

I think this is a big deal. But no one else seems to have noticed. Have I finally lost my mind?