Public companies double share of blockchain revenue since 2022: Report
A new 1kx report finds that public companies are capturing a larger share of blockchain revenue, driven by institutional adoption and real-world applications.
A new report from crypto investment firm 1kx reveals that public companies are now capturing a significantly larger share of blockchain revenue, having doubled their 7% presence in 2022 to 16% in 2026. This increase in public sector revenue, despite an overall projected 28% decline in blockchain revenue to around $100 billion in 2026, is attributed to both institutional adoption and the emergence of real-world applications.
The top 10 publicly traded companies within the sector have doubled their blockchain-related revenue over the past three years, with industry giants Coinbase and Circle generating approximately $3.3 billion in combined blockchain-related revenue in the first half of 2026. Traditional financial firms like JPMorgan, BlackRock, CME Group, Visa, and Robinhood contributed another $1.1 billion.
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