Highlighting the industry’s growing acceptance from the mainstream media, this year’s Forbes 30 Under 30 list includes blockchain and ten young entrepreneurs listed on cryptocurrencies. Despite its name, the list highlights 600 young people from different departments - including crypto alumni, seven from the finance department, one from Venue Capital, one from Energy and one from Manufacturing. The finance division features $ 1.2 billion crypto derivatives exchange FTX, and quantitative trading firm Alameda Research, featuring Sam Bankman-Fried. Since its inception last year, the FTX has made waves by providing innovative products, including the election forecast market, Bitcoin's hash rate and futures contracts for oil, earning $ 30 million for this year's exchange. Brain Tubergen, co-founder of Coinlist, the US-based primary token offering and exchange platform, also created the grade. Since its inception in 2017, Coinlist has raised more than 800 800 million for many of the sector's heavyweight-supported crypto projects, including A16Z, Sequoia Capital and Bain Capital Ventures. About one-third of the characteristics of crypto leaders are female, indicating shrinkage, although gender gaps still have significance in an industry notorious for low female participation. Soni Amhaj, the founding partner of Forbes Bitcoin's first female core protocol engineer Amiti Uttarwar as well as the cryptocurrency platform Blockfie, Flori Marquez and Vault Capital - is featured in the venture capital category. The three crypto alumni on the list, including Amhaj, are representatives of venture capital firms, 21-year-old Paradise Capital investment partners, Charlie Noise and Pantera Capital co-founder and Agur co-chief information officer, Joseph Krug. Alexander Legal, co-founder of Layer 1 Technologies, the sole representative on the list of crypto mining sectors, said the legal firm has ambitious plans to bring 30% global hashing power to the United States in the long run. In the Legal Strength Division. Jack Mallers, CEO of Bitcoin payment firm Zap, is also in the finance category. For its final entry, the Forbes blockchain-driven supply chain data platform includes three co-founders of authentication - Andrew Young, Young Woo Park, and Athanasius Karachozitis, under the manufacturing division. Crypto's strong showing in the finance category is probably related to the judges' industry: Mike Novogratz, founder of Galaxy Digital, and Bitcoin Bull.