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Crypto stocks 2025 - the winners

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Whereas 2025 was (probably) a bad year for Bitcoin itself, it was a different story for Bitcoin (and crypto)-related stocks. While there was one well-known loser this year (we’ll discuss that tomorrow), there were also plenty of winners. We’ll discuss three of them today. Interested in investing in 2026 in these stocks or not? That’s totally up to you to decide.

Robinhood – up 120% in 2025

Thanks to a major investment in prediction market websites, which allow you to bet on just about anything (from culture to sports to politics), the crypto-related stock Robinhood skyrocketed in 2025. With a gain of 120%, it’s one of the best-performing stocks in the S&P 500. Robinhood rose to prominence during the 2020-2021 crypto bull run when young people wanted to invest in memecoins during the COVID-19 lockdowns. Thanks to Robinhood, they could do so from their phones in the United States.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies – up 365% in 2025

After more and more publicly traded companies bought Bitcoin this year, Bitmine choose a different path. This new American company became publicly listed in the spring and is actively buying Ether. It’s led by Tom Lee, the man we know from Fundstrat. Several well-known American investors are very enthusiastic about Tom Lee and Bitmine’s plan and are investing heavily.

Their stock performance in 2025 is therefore very promising. Bitmine’s share price rose by around 365%.

Cipher Mining – up 367% in 2025

While most Bitcoin mining companies had a poor 2025, Cipher Mining had a different story to tell, with its share price rising 367%. This was mainly due to the company’s focus on renting out its data centers to AI companies. Meta, OpenAI, and Google can’t build data centers fast enough, so Cipher Mining is making a nice profit by renting out its existing data centers to these tech giants.

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