Wealth management firm Grayscale is in the process of reviewing 36 new crypto assets to expand its list of serviceable assets on its platform. Stepping into 2026, the Connecticut, U.S.-headquartered company plans to move beyond legacy tokens like BTC and ETH and expand its offerings portfolio.
In the last one year, institutional interest in crypto has spiked multifold. Corporates from across industries and multiple nations are making crypto assets part of their treasuries. This, Grayscale said, nudged it to expand is investment products into other assets.
Aptos, Binance Coin, Ethena, Jupiter, Bonk, NEAR, and Worldcoin are part of Grayscale’s list of assets under consideration.
In November 2025 Grayscale filed for IPO. At the time, its valuation was projected within the range of $30 billion to $33 billion.
As part of its review, Grayscale is assessing the listed token on the basis of their value as a medium of exchange, store of value, smart contract support, AI-readiness, and dApp utility among other parameters.
“As a leading crypto-focused asset manager, introducing investors to a diverse array of investible digital assets is an important part of our mission,” it said.
The company, launched in 2013, provides crypto investment plans, investment options, and exposure to crypto ETFs among other services.
At present, crypto assets including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Stellar, Zcash, XRP, Avalanche, Aave, and Dogecoin are part of Grayscale’s product offerings.