5 Blockchain Stocks To Watch as Core Scientific, Bitdeer Lead Volume

Crypto traders often track BTC price action, but equity-market liquidity in blockchain names can signal institutional conviction before token markets move. On July 25, 2026, MarketBeat's screener identified five blockchain stocks with the highest dollar volume—Core Scientific, Bitdeer, Globant, Figure Technology Solutions, and Digi Power X. For Web3 operators and miners, the mix of pure-play miners and diversified tech-services firms shows how the sector is blurring the line between digital-asset infrastructure and enterprise technology.

On July 25, 2026, MarketBeat's stock screener identified five blockchain stocks as the highest-dollar-volume names in the sector over the preceding several days: Core Scientific, Bitdeer Technologies Group, Globant, Figure Technology Solutions, and Digi Power X. The list, published by Daily Political, is a liquidity screen rather than a fundamental recommendation, but it provides a useful snapshot of where trading interest is concentrating among publicly traded companies tied to blockchain technology, digital-asset mining, and crypto-adjacent services.

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On July 25, 2026, MarketBeat's screener identified five blockchain stocks with the highest dollar volume—Core Scientific, Bitdeer, Globant, Figure Technology Solutions, and Digi Power X.

Blockchain equities offer stock investors exposure to crypto-linked businesses without directly owning bitcoin or other digital assets. That structure attracts institutions and retail traders who face restrictions on holding tokens or prefer equity liquidity, but it also introduces a second layer of volatility: these companies inherit both equity-market risk and cryptocurrency-market risk, including price swings, mining economics, and regulatory shifts.

Core Scientific is the most direct mining exposure on the list. The company operates two segments—Mining and Hosting—and runs data center mining facilities in North America. It mines digital assets for its own balance sheet and provides hosting services for other large miners, including deployment, monitoring, troubleshooting, optimization, and maintenance. Its presence on the high-volume list reflects the market's continuing focus on North American miners with scalable power capacity, especially as firms compete for energy access that can support both bitcoin mining and high-performance computing.

Bitdeer occupies a slightly different slot. It is a technology company for blockchain and computing, offering cloud hash rate and a hash rate marketplace alongside one-stop mining machine hosting. Bitdeer also mines cryptocurrencies for its own account, but its marketplace and hosting model can generate revenue that is less directly tied to the price of bitcoin than pure self-mining. That business mix can appeal to investors looking for mining-economics exposure with some diversification across customers and service fees.

Globant is an outlier in the group because blockchain is only one vertical inside a much broader digital transformation services business. The company provides cloud, cybersecurity, data and AI, IoT, metaverse, engineering, and enterprise technology solutions. For a crypto-focused investor, Globant is not a high-beta bitcoin proxy; its blockchain practice operates more like an IT-services play. Its inclusion among high-volume blockchain names therefore says something about how the market currently defines the sector—broadly enough to include companies whose primary revenue engines are not crypto-centric.

Figure Technology Solutions and Digi Power X round out the five. The source text is truncated at the point where their descriptions would appear, so investors should verify their business models and financials independently before drawing conclusions. Figure Technology Solutions is associated with blockchain-based financial technology, while Digi Power X appears in the digital-asset infrastructure or mining universe, but the screener notice itself offers limited detail.

Several forces are likely driving volume in these names. The April 2024 Bitcoin halving cut block rewards from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC, tightening mining margins and forcing operators to improve efficiency, lower power costs, and diversify into hosting and compute services. By mid-2026, investors have increasingly rewarded miners with contracted power capacity and dual-use data center optionality. While the screener does not list the specific corporate announcements behind the volume, blockchain stocks often spike on news of AI/HPC hosting agreements, debt refinancings, mining expansion, or bitcoin price moves above psychologically important levels.