In order to account for the growing breadth of the industry, the Fortune Crypto 100 is divided into 10 categories, each with internal rankings. The categories include venture capital and stablecoins, where Andreessen Horowitz and Tether took the No. 1 slots respectively, and the highly competitive field of crypto services, where you will find names like analytics firm Chainalysis (No. 1) and payments firm MoonPay (No. 2). Bitcoin (No. 1 on blockchains & protocols) began as an alternative financial system and, notwithstanding the industry’s short-lived foray into Web3, it is clear today that finance is crypto’s killer app. This is reflected in Fortune Crypto 100 categories for centralized crypto finance (CeFi), fintech, DeFi, and TradFi (traditional finance).
Meet the Fortune Crypto 100: A ranking of the very best companies in blockchain
