Leading companies investing in cryptocurrencies
Companies investing in cryptocurrencies represent a strategic frontier in digital asset adoption, enabling institutional participation in blockchain-based value systems. They are primarily traded on exchanges like NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), critical platforms for digital asset exposure. Despite market volatility, the crypto investment sector, led by pioneering corporations, offers investors access to companies integrating Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets into treasury strategies and financial services.
Digital asset exchanges are not just platforms for crypto-native firms; they attract capital seeking exposure to the $2.4T+ cryptocurrency market. The main advantages of investing in crypto-exposed stocks include:
- Strategic treasury adopters: Companies allocating corporate reserves to cryptocurrencies as long-term value stores and inflation hedges.
- Core exposure models: Direct holdings (MicroStrategy), exchange services (Coinbase), mining operations (Marathon Digital), and blockchain infrastructure (Block, Inc.).
- Asymmetric growth potential: Participation in cryptocurrency appreciation without direct ownership complexities.
Industry pioneer MicroStrategy, founded in 1989, revolutionized corporate finance by converting $14B of treasury assets into Bitcoin – the largest corporate holding globally. Together with Coinbase (facilitating $1.3T trading volume), they anchor the sector, with MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin position exceeding its core software business valuation. Investing in crypto stocks provides exposure to companies driving institutional adoption across 95% of Fortune 100 firms.
Leading crypto-invested firms are digital asset integrators. Marathon Digital mines 1,200+ Bitcoins monthly using renewable energy, while Block’s Cash App processes $10B quarterly Bitcoin revenue. Tesla maintains a $1.3B cryptocurrency position despite market fluctuations. This institutional engagement explains why corporate crypto holdings surpassed $20B in 2024. Beyond spot assets, the sector includes 4 of the world’s 10 most significant institutional crypto gateways: Coinbase Prime, Fidelity Digital Assets, MicroStrategy’s corporate strategy, and Galaxy Digital’s asset management.
Regulated brokerThe following table contains a list of the largest cryptocurrency-invested companies by market capitalization, primarily traded on NASDAQ/NYSE (including corporations with material crypto holdings or crypto-focused business models). The list includes only publicly traded companies, and the presented data (price, market cap) are regularly updated to reflect the current market situation.
| Stock | Price | Change % | Marketcap |
|---|---|---|---|
Argo Blockchain ARBK | $3.87 | 10.21% | 1.29M |
Bitfarms BITF | $2.60 | 0.39% | 1.55B |
Bakkt Holdings BKKT | $14.94 | 7.79% | 381.18M |
Bit Digital BTBT | $2.22 | 6.73% | 718.56M |
Canaan CAN | $0.7165 | 2.21% | 486.04M |
CleanSpark CLSK | $13.27 | 6.67% | 3.39B |
Coinbase COIN | $210.83 | 1.24% | 56.85B |
Core Scientific CORZ | $19.94 | 4.67% | 6.18B |
| $3.25 | 5.40% | 20.38M | |
| $69.69 | 2.02% | 48.25B | |
GALAXY DIGITAL INC GLXY.TO | $45.06 | 5.06% | 18.18B |
| $1.35 | 2.27% | 21.33M | |
| $3.04 | 0.33% | 723.42M | |
Hut 8 Mining HUT | $61.84 | 9.66% | 6.68B |
| $10.52 | 5.41% | 3.98B | |
MicroStrategy MSTR | $161.58 | 0.62% | 46.75B |
Northern Data AG NB2.DE | €13.09 | 1.87% | 884.01M |
NVIDIA NVDA | $188.52 | 1.10% | 4.59T |
PayPal PYPL | $55.51 | 1.93% | 53.03B |
Riot Blockchain RIOT | $17.55 | 8.13% | 6.53B |
Tesla TSLA | $430.90 | 0.99% | 1.43T |
Voyager Digital Ltd. VYGVQ | $0.0002 | 0.00% | 30.16K |
KULR Technology KULR | $4.02 | 8.94% | 183.64M |
TeraWulf WULF | $15.31 | 11.02% | 6.41B |
