CoinLaw Data Desk

The Crypto Desk

The Crypto Desk collects CoinLaw’s crypto statistics in one place: exchanges and wallets, chains, mining, stablecoins, regulation and tax, and the security record. Every figure is sourced, dated, and re-checked on a cycle.

All 297 reports verified for this edition Next review Aug 1

Verified reports
297
Sections
9
Current edition
Jul '26
Re-verify cycle
30day

Browse the index

9 sections · 297 reports

Exchanges & Wallets

74 verified reports

Ethereum & L1s

46 verified reports

Mining

35 verified reports

Regulation, Tax & Compliance

35 verified reports

Adoption & Applications

26 verified reports

Bitcoin, ETFs & Markets

25 verified reports

Stablecoins & Payments

22 verified reports

DeFi & Web3

17 verified reports

Security & Fraud

17 verified reports

How the desk verifies data

Every figure passes the same three checks before it appears, and keeps passing them on a schedule.

  1. Sourced

    Every figure traces to a named primary source: the regulator or statute, an issuer or exchange disclosure, a company filing, or CoinLaw’s own original analysis. No aggregator estimates.

  2. Dated

    Each figure carries the date it was last confirmed, shown on the report and on its card, so you can see how current it is before you rely on it.

  3. Re-checked

    Figures are re-verified on a fixed cycle. Any that cannot be reconfirmed against a current source are marked and queued for refresh rather than quietly left in place.

This desk is informational only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Figures describe what sources reported as of the stated dates and can be revised. Confirm with the linked primary source before relying on a number.

Quoting a figure with a link to this page needs no permission. Cite it as you would any source. Reuse of the compiled dataset itself is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0: credit CoinLaw and link back, and keep it non-commercial.

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