Crypto Stocks, Tokenization, Listings Draw Investor Attention

5 sourcesUpdated Sep 27, 2026

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Several reports highlight publicly traded companies offering exposure to cryptocurrency mining, blockchain infrastructure, and digital assets, while noting that their performance also depends on company-specific and broader market risks. MarketBeat screens identified IREN, BitMine Immersion Technologies, Cipher Mining, MARA, TeraWulf, Riot Platforms, and CleanSpark among the most actively traded Bitcoin-related stocks, and separately flagged Core Scientific, Bitdeer Technologies, and Figure Technology Solutions as high-volume blockchain stocks. Another screen points to CoreWeave and BitMine as crypto- and blockchain-related businesses, citing CoreWeave’s computing capacity for miners and validators and BitMine’s crypto treasury and mining operations. Separately, proponents of stock tokenization argue that blockchain could make conventional equities easier to access and trade around the clock, though the on-chain market remains small compared with the broader public-equity market.

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