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MarketBeat Names Galaxy Digital, Bitfarms, HIVE And More Among Cryptocurrency Stocks To Watch

MarketBeat Names Galaxy Digital, Bitfarms, HIVE and More Among Cryptocurrency Stocks to Watch

By Staff Reporter

Updated December 26, 2025

MarketBeat’s stock screener flagged several cryptocurrency-linked public companies as having the highest recent dollar trading volume, singling out Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd. (GLXY), Bitfarms Ltd. (BITF), HIVE Digital Technologies (HIVE), Digi Power X and Soluna as the top cryptocurrency stocks to follow, the financial-news site reported.

What MarketBeat reported

MarketBeat’s roundup identified five companies that saw the largest trading dollar volume among securities MarketBeat classifies as “Cryptocurrency” stocks; the list included diversified digital-asset firms, miners and infrastructure providers. The company said the selected equities provide indirect exposure to the cryptocurrency market through businesses such as mining, trading, asset management, data-center services and hosting, while noting these stocks typically carry correlation to crypto prices as well as company- and sector-specific regulatory and operational risks that differ from owning tokens directly.[1]

Profiles of the highlighted companies

Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd., a diversified financial-services and investment-management company focused on digital assets, was included on the list; Galaxy operates through segments including trading, principal investments, asset management, investment banking and mining, giving the firm exposure across the crypto value chain.[1]

Bitfarms Ltd., a vertically integrated cryptocurrency-mining company with operations across Canada, the United States, Paraguay and Argentina, was also highlighted for heavy recent trading volume among crypto-linked equities.[1][7]

HIVE Digital Technologies, another publicly traded miner and data-center operator with exposure to multiple proof-of-work cryptocurrencies, was named alongside Galaxy and Bitfarms by MarketBeat’s screener as one of the top cryptocurrency stocks to watch.[1][7]

MarketBeat’s December 25 compilation also included Digi Power X and Soluna — companies that operate in power and data-center infrastructure for crypto mining and blockchain workloads — rounding out the five equities with the largest recent dollar volume among MarketBeat’s Cryptocurrency stock category.[1]

Why these picks matter

MarketBeat selects its lists using a screener that ranks securities by recent dollar trading volume within a defined category, which can surface names that are drawing investor attention and liquidity in the short term.[1] High dollar volume can reflect a variety of market forces including news flow, shifts in investor sentiment, trading by institutional participants, or changes in the underlying sector — in this case, crypto-related businesses.

Risks and caveats

MarketBeat cautions that cryptocurrency stocks are not the same as owning the underlying tokens; they are equities whose revenues, operations or balance-sheet holdings are tied to the crypto ecosystem and therefore often move with cryptocurrency prices while introducing company-level operational, regulatory and financial risks that can diverge from token performance.[1][7]

How investors and watchers reacted

Coverage by other outlets echoed MarketBeat’s selections or similar watchlists in recent weeks, with several financial-news sites republishing or summarizing MarketBeat’s screener results — a sign the names identified have been repeatedly flagged by screening tools for elevated volume and market interest.[4][6]

Bottom line

MarketBeat’s December list highlights Galaxy Digital, Bitfarms, HIVE Digital, Digi Power X and Soluna as cryptocurrency-related stocks with the highest recent dollar trading volume, making them names market participants may watch for liquidity and potential short-term trading activity; MarketBeat and other outlets stress that these equities carry crypto-linked volatility and company-specific risks that investors should consider before taking positions.[1][7]

Sources: MarketBeat instant alerts and screener reports (December 24–26, 2025) and related press summaries.

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