Coinbase has published its quarterly report 'State of Crypto.'
According to it, the adoption level of blockchain among Fortune 500 companies has risen to 60%.
According to respondents, the next catalyst for growth will be regulatory clarity.
Six out of 10 companies in the Fortune 500 list are developing blockchain initiatives. This is reported by The Block, citing a report from the Coinbase exchange titled 'State of Crypto.'
Experts from the company came to this conclusion, referring to a survey conducted by EY-Parthenon in January 2025. The authors also relied on data from analysts at NRG and The Block Pro Research.
The survey showed that about 60% of counterparties from the Fortune 500 list of the largest American companies are already experimenting with blockchain. At the same time, every fifth executive considers this technology a key element of their long-term strategy.
In comparison, in 2023, the exchange stated that 52% of companies from the Fortune 100 list are developing use cases for blockchain solutions to remain competitive. In 2024, already in terms of Fortune 500, this figure rose to 56%.
Furthermore, according to a new report, among those who do not yet use blockchain, 46% intend to integrate solutions based on this technology within the next three years. At the same time, 80% of representatives from small and medium-sized enterprises believe that such an approach can help address certain 'pain points' in reporting or settlements.
The report also presents the results of a survey of institutional investors. Four out of five intend to increase their exposure to crypto assets in 2025.
At the same time, about 75% of respondents believe that regulatory clarity will be the next growth catalyst in the market:
'It is clear that to fully realize the potential of cryptocurrencies, greater regulatory clarity is still required. That is why the adoption of legislation on market structure and stablecoins is so important for the future of crypto innovations in America.'
