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I'm not really into crypto series, but I can tell you that over the last few years a couple of interesting projects came out. If you're into finance and want something about the stock market, you should check out "The Wolf of Wall Street" - it's a movie, but there's a cool story about traders. From actually relevant series in 2026, you can watch "Billions" (if you haven't seen it), they show how money and the stock market work, though it's more about the hedge fund world, but you get the idea. It has 67 episodes, so it'll definitely keep you busy for a few weeks.
If you're specifically looking for crypto stuff, there's "The Dropout" though that's only indirectly about cryptocurrency, more about startup culture really. To be honest though, if I were you I'd watch documentaries about stock markets first - they've got the facts straight up, no artistic speculation. For example, there are lots of good documentaries on YouTube where they break down how crypto exchanges actually work and why some of them collapse (remember that whole crypto exchange situation from a couple years back).
Honestly, I'd rather listen to guitar than watch financial series) but if you're interested in investing, it's better to combine things - watch series and read actual articles. That way you'll at least understand what's real and what's just drama for ratings.
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