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These 3 Crypto Stocks Could Get a Bump as Dollar Trust Weakens
Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 9/27/2025.
Key Points
- With the U.S. dollar in decline and concerns about inflation, tariffs, and other issues still lingering, investors may turn to cryptocurrencies in search of new opportunities or even stability.
- Coinbase and Robinhood each operate platforms allowing cryptocurrency trading and could benefit from increased volume and new users.
- Bitfarms is a small Bitcoin miner that is rapidly expanding. It produces strong cash flow and allocates it for stock buybacks and operational restructuring.
After a 15-year bull run, the U.S. dollar lost about 11% of its value relative to other major currencies in the first half of 2025, its worst performance in decades. Persistent inflation, tariff uncertainty and broader geopolitical turbulence have all weighed on the greenback.
That weakness could create opportunities for investors looking beyond domestic equities and bonds. Portfolios may rotate toward international companies, commodities, precious metals—and even crypto-related names—through the end of the year and into 2026.
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Click here to watch Jeff's urgent briefingCryptocurrency stocks—companies involved in mining, exchange operations and related services—could benefit if investors shift allocations from traditional assets into alternatives. A more favorable regulatory environment may further support crypto prices: Bitcoin is already up nearly 20% year-to-date, a stark contrast to the dollar's decline.
Below are three crypto-related stocks that investors may want to watch.
1. Coinbase: Poised to Gain From New Spot ETF Rules and Business Adoption
Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN) operates one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges and serves as a custodian for several spot Bitcoin ETFs. With a market cap just under $85 billion, Coinbase stands to benefit from the SEC's streamlined spot ETF listing rules that took effect in September. Those rules open the door to a range of new funds accessible via Coinbase.
Beyond retail trading, Coinbase's crypto-as-a-service offerings—including payment solutions—are driving institutional adoption. That segment helped generate $1.5 billion in revenue during the most recent quarter, though the total fell short of consensus estimates by about $200 million, and the company missed on EPS.
Analysts remain optimistic: they forecast nearly 19% growth in earnings next year. Of 25 covering analysts, 13 rate COIN shares a Buy, and the consensus estimate implies roughly 12% upside from current levels.
2. Robinhood: Free Broker Ready to Capture More Crypto Volume
Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD) is best known for commission-free trading, but it has aggressively expanded its cryptocurrency offerings. As more retail investors trade digital assets on Robinhood, the platform's overall volume and subscription revenue should rise.
In the latest quarter, Robinhood posted a 45% year-over-year revenue increase, driven by higher crypto trading volume and assets under custody. Its paid subscription tier also continues to grow.
HOOD shares have more than tripled so far this year, and the stock's P/E ratio has climbed steadily over the past six months, suggesting lofty valuations. Still, Wall Street remains upbeat: 11 of 18 analysts rate the shares a Buy.
3. Bitfarms: High-Growth Bitcoin Miner With Strong Cash Flow
Bitfarms Ltd. (NASDAQ: BITF) is a Bitcoin miner operating across North and South America. Trading under $3 a share, it may be overlooked by investors wary of penny stocks.
The company is restructuring to improve profitability: it plans to close a costlier mining site in Argentina and convert some facilities into data centers in the U.S. Meanwhile, Bitfarms added 12,000 mining rigs in the latest quarter, producing about 7.2 BTC—roughly $8 million of monthly free cash flow.
Share buybacks, funded by that cash flow, have helped BITF shares surge over 60% year-to-date. All six covering analysts recommend Buy, with an average upside of nearly 53% from current levels.
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