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While blockchain technology is being embraced by corporations around the world (seeForbes Blockchain 50) there has likewise been a boom in outfits that allow investors to buy, sell and store cryptocurrencies. Despite the sector being little more than a decade old, CoinGecko.com reports that there are no fewer than 580 independent crypto exchanges allowing investors to trade virtual currencies. In fact, in the last quarter of 2021, websites of dedicated crypto exchanges received 1.7 billion visits according to SimilarWeb data collected by Forbes.
There are nearly 600 cryptocurrency exchanges worldwide inviting investors to trade bitcoin, ethereum and other digital assets. But costs, quality and safety vary widely. With an emphasis on regulatory compliance, here is Forbes Digital Assets ranking of the top 60.
Forbes convened key industry leaders and the newest members of the Forbes Blockchain 50 list for a series of virtual panels. Speakers shared insights on what's next for NFTs (non-fungible tokens), the rise of the metaverse, the risks of immutability, how to best regulate cryptocurrencies as well as the evolution of Web3.
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