ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood Advises Crypto Investors to 'Follow the Developers' and 'Get Close to End Users'
Wood endorsed research from ARK analyst Lorenzo Valente, which estimated that centralized crypto companies generated roughly $70 billion in annual revenue in 2025, significantly more than the approximately $8 billion from on-chain protocols and blockchains. Valente's analysis suggests that businesses controlling distribution, trading, and customer relationships are better positioned to monetize crypto adoption, a point supported by recent earnings from platforms like Gemini and Bullish, which saw revenue growth despite weaker trading activity.
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