The Crypto Industry’s Leading Data-driven Research

In light of the recent wave of major shutdowns and bankruptcies, we have analyzed the most prominent crypto companies and projects that have ceased operations since 2022. It illustrates not only the scale of the losses, but also how the nature of crises across the industry has changed over the past several years.

Tokenized stocks track the same shares but differ in investor rights and trading quality. We compare leading spot products and their executable liquidity.

LBank strengthened its position among major derivatives exchanges in Q2 2026 and expanded its retail product ecosystem, although weaker spot activity left its mid-year growth concentrated in futures.

NewsWire MCP turns the data from NewsWireinto a set of AI-native functions. Instead of manually data search or APi use, users can simply ask an AI agent to find data, compare metrics, and even prepare a complete report. Read the guide to learn how.

In our latest research, we analyzed more than 10,000 listings and 4,000 delistings across the 10 major exchanges to see how market narratives and listing priorities have shifted.

As bear-market traders chase volatility outside altcoins, Gate's shift to a full-scale multi-asset trading platform with direct-owned US and global equities shows how crypto exchanges evolve and secure competitive positions.

Prediction markets platforms are entering a fast-growth phase. Those that capture a specific niche are positioned to lead. Read the full report to see who's taking the lead and why.

A data-driven look at BYDFi finds an exchange that competes on execution speed in futures while trailing the majors on liquidity depth.

The next phase of institutional crypto adoption hinges less on owning digital assets and more on whether blockchains can run like the financial plumbing institutions already trust, with Injective offering an early glimpse of what that looks like in practice.

Public token sales have gone through several distinct market phases since 2020: from the early post-IEO era, through the IDO boom of 2021, into the contraction of 2022–2023, followed by a recovery in 2024 and a more selective market environment in 2025–2026.