In 2025, nearly every single top cryptocurrency is now down for the year. Seemingly, no sector has been spared. Every hot crypto narrative has now gone cold.

But that’s perfectly OK, because there are some significant bargains out there right now. The three cryptocurrencies at the top of my shopping list are Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) and Ondo (CRYPTO: ONDO).

Bitcoin — the behemoth cryptocurrency that still accounts for a whopping 60% of the market cap of the entire crypto market — is now down 10% for the year. Of even more concern, it’s now down nearly 25% from an all-time high of $109,000 in January. Some investors are now warning that Bitcoin could soon hit $70,000, which is where it was trading at on Election Day.

However, it’s still too early for the Bitcoin bears to claim victory. Yes, there have been outflows out of the spot Bitcoin ETFs. And, yes, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index is now at 23 (out of a possible 100), highlighting just how fearful investors have become in just two months.

However, some of this fear is overblown. After all, the Trump White House recently announced the creation of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to hold the government’s 200,000 Bitcoins. Right now, the Trump administration is not committing to any new Bitcoin buying, but has left open the door for future buying.

It’s all contingent on finding a “budget-neutral” way to accumulate Bitcoin, such that taxpayer funds are not used. If this future buying ever materializes — a big “if” in the current market environment — the price of Bitcoin could skyrocket.

Next on my shopping list is Solana, which is down 35% for the year and nearly 60% from an all-time high of $294 on Jan. 20. Unfortunately, the bursting of the meme coin bubble in February brought down Solana with it. That’s because Solana has become the premier blockchain for creating, launching, and trading meme coins. When President Donald Trump decided to launch a meme coin back in January, he chose Solana.

From my perspective, Solana remains the one Layer 1 blockchain network capable of toppling Ethereum from its top perch. Solana is faster, cheaper, and more efficient than Ethereum, and that has made it a very attractive platform for launching new blockchain projects that depend on speed and low costs. That’s one big reason why Solana has been stealing market share away from Ethereum in decentralized finance (DeFi).

Solana has also captured the attention of high-profile investors such as Cathie Wood of Ark Invest, who has suggested that one day Solana could surpass Ethereum in terms of overall market cap. That would be huge, given that Ethereum is nearly four times bigger than Solana ($230 billion vs. $60 billion) right now.