As of September 2025, cryptocurrency custodians, companies that accumulate digital assets, are showing a slowdown in growth rates. According to reports, giants like Strategy have reduced their bitcoin buying volumes to 1200 $BTC in August compared to peak levels of 14,000 BTC at the beginning of 2025. This is related to the decline in stock premiums relative to net asset value (NAV), indicating a decrease in investor interest. Analysts, including NYDIG, predict "tough times" for the industry unless measures are taken, such as share buybacks to support prices.
At the same time, blockchain technology is facing a 'technical ceiling'. New networks inspired by XRPL are copying its concepts, but many of them lack a sustainable ecosystem. Ripple's CTO David Schwartz notes that while blockchains are becoming the infrastructure for finance, their scalability and adaptability remain in question. This is evidenced by the slowdown in asset accumulation and the increase in risks associated with closed deals within the ecosystem.
Experts believe that the industry needs innovation to overcome current limitations. Investors should monitor the situation's development, as it may impact the cryptocurrency market.
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