Grayscale Reveals 2025 Altcoin Picks: Plume Network, Berachain, and More Join the List

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Grayscale, one of the largest digital asset managers in the world, has just refreshed its “Assets Under Consideration” list for Q2 2025, highlighting 40 altcoins that could be included in future investment products. This move gives us a sneak peek into what Grayscale sees as the next big trends in the crypto space.

Grayscale has refreshed its "Asset Observation List," highlighting digital assets currently being evaluated for possible inclusion in future investment products.

The list features assets like $APT, $ARB, $TIA, $HBAR, $MNT, $TON, $TRX, $VET, $AERO, $BNB, $ENA, $HYPE, $JUP,… pic.twitter.com/hfrWLI7uZi

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Key Removals: Kaspa, Sei, Injective, and More

The Q2 update marks a notable reshuffle. Kaspa, Sei, Starknet, Sonic, THORChain, and Injective were all dropped from the list, showing that Grayscale may be shifting focus away from some previously hyped tokens. These removals also include assets from a range of categories, smart contracts, financials, utilities, and even culture-focused projects, suggesting that Grayscale is refining its strategy based on recent market and development trends.

Who’s In?

While some big names were removed, several new and emerging projects have been added. VeChain is back in the spotlight as it enters the smart contract category. Plume Network, Aixbt, and the fast-rising Maple Finance have joined the list, too. Berachain, Babylon, Monad, Movement, and DeepBook are some of the other fresh entries that are catching attention, even though they haven’t been assigned official categories yet.

Grayscale is clearly exploring the cutting edge of Web3 and blockchain finance, and these additions suggest a strong focus on infrastructure, real-world applications, and next-gen networks.

A Glimpse Into the Future

Importantly, the update includes projects that aren’t just being “watched” but could soon become part of Grayscale’s actual investment products. Two such examples are Dogecoin and Pyth Network, which recently graduated from the watchlist to Grayscale’s product suite.

With this list updated quarterly, and sometimes even more frequently, it gives retail and institutional investors a useful hint at what major players are eyeing next in crypto.