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Top Crypto Bets

Top Crypto Bets

28.73k followers16 symbols Watchlist by Yahoo Finance

This list will track the publicly traded companies that are making bets, big and small, on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether. Yahoo Finance will update this list as new companies enter the crypto space.

Curated by Yahoo Finance

Background

As the market cap of bitcoin has soared to $300 billion, everyone wants to get into the space, but not everyone wants to actually buy coins. One way to get exposure to crypto is to buy shares of public companies exposed to crypto. Yahoo Finance is now tracking the big companies ($1 billion market cap or higher) that have dipped in to crypto.

How did we choose these stocks?

This is an editorial, curated list. Our team of reporters uses their expertise to judge which companies have gotten involved enough in crypto to merit inclusion here.

How are these weighted?

The stocks in this watchlist are weighted equally based on price at the time they were added.

To read what every company on this list is doing that involves cryptocurrency, read this story.

Performance

WatchlistChange Today1 Month Return1 Year ReturnTotal Return
Top Crypto Bets-1.40%+35.62%-11.58%+197.28%
^GSPC-0.17%+3.26%+33.68%+6028.97%

16 Symbols

SymbolCompany NameLast PriceChange% ChangeMarket TimeVolumeAvg Vol (3 month)Market Cap
MSFTMicrosoft Corporation416.54-0.59-0.14%4:00 p.m. EDT13.46M19.95M3,096.16B
NVDANVIDIA Corporation122.85+4.00+3.37%4:00 p.m. EDT272.60M326.00M3,013.51B
VVisa Inc.276.86-0.14-0.05%4:00 p.m. EDT2.40M8.01M538.74B
MAMastercard Incorporated494.97-0.60-0.12%4:00 p.m. EDT1.38M2.44M457.27B
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.162.85+3.07+1.92%4:00 p.m. EDT29.45M46.19M263.57B
GSThe Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.486.1-5.89-1.20%4:00 p.m. EDT1.05M2.12M153.51B
CMECME Group Inc.224.27+0.70+0.31%4:00 p.m. EDT1.80M2.03M80.76B
PYPLPayPal Holdings, Inc.77.31-0.13-0.17%4:00 p.m. EDT9.07M12.12M79.04B
IBKRInteractive Brokers Group, Inc.144.78+2.16+1.51%4:00 p.m. EDT1.16M954.97k60.30B
NDAQNasdaq, Inc.72.92-0.07-0.10%4:00 p.m. EDT2.50M2.98M41.95B
SQBlock, Inc.65.64+0.58+0.89%4:00 p.m. EDT4.34M6.51M40.41B
MSTRMicroStrategy Incorporated163.41-1.23-0.75%4:00 p.m. EDT8.70M11.75M33.34B
CBOECboe Global Markets, Inc.210.15-1.70-0.80%4:00 p.m. EDT885.63k815.88k22.17B
AMTDAMTD IDEA Group1.62+0.07+4.52%4:00 p.m. EDT824.23k49.47k1.11B
OSTK-16.78--4:00 p.m. EDT3.74M--
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