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Despite the widespread interest in cryptocurrencies and the many studies into DLT, very little has been done to examine cryptocurrencies themselves. This paper presents a landscape of a subset of cryptocurrencies in order to give business and technical analysis to practitioners in light of the fast growing quantity and variety of cryptocurrencies. Specific details are provided that shed light on usual cryptocurrency's layout and operation in business world. The study's created landscape reports current status of cryptocurrencies and may be utilized as a foundation for further cryptocurrency research and analysis.