eToro has
added 19 cryptoassets to its trading platform, pushing its total digital asset
menu past 200 names. The new listings include DoubleZero (2Z), Avantis (AVNT),
Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL), MemeCore (M), Horizen (ZEN), Venice Token (VVV),
Illuvium (ILV), Safe (SAFE) and ZetaChain (ZETA), the Nasdaq-listed company
said today (Thursday).
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The Israeli
fintech, which became publicly traded in May 2025, frames the rollout as part
of its broader effort to widen retail investor access to digital assets within
what it markets as a multi-asset platform sitting alongside thousands of
stocks, ETFs, indices, currencies and commodities.
The new
tokens come on top of an existing menu that already covered more than 150
cryptoassets at year-end 2025, according to the company’s full-year 2025 results.
The
expansion lands at an awkward spot in eToro‘s product cycle. The platform spent the past
year openly trying to steer clients into traditional markets, after disclosures
around its IPO laid bare just how dependent the business is on crypto trading
flows.
Cryptoassets
generated $1.91 billion of eToro’s $2.09 billion in second-quarter 2025
revenue, or 91%, when the company rolled out a cashback program offering UK and European users 1%
back in stocks for converting deposited crypto into pounds or euros. The first
quarter ran even hotter, with crypto contributing 93%
of revenue. For the
full year 2025, crypto trading accounted for $12.9 billion of eToro’s roughly $13.7
billion in total revenue.
Adi Lasker-Gattegno, eToro’s Director of Liquidity Management and Crypto Operations
Adi
Lasker-Gattegno, eToro’s Director of Liquidity Management and Crypto
Operations, said in a statement that “passing the 200 cryptos milestone is
a significant moment for eToro,” and that the goal is to give users more
ways to engage with the crypto market within the company’s multi-asset
platform.
Crypto Activity Has Cooled
in 2026
The push to
add more tokens follows a notable slowdown in crypto trading on the platform.
eToro’s full-year 2025 results showed crypto income declined from 2024 levels,
which the firm attributed to lower retail trading volumes and reduced market
volatility.
The pattern
has continued into the new year. In February, the company reported that crypto
trades dropped 36% year-over-year to 3.3 million, even as capital markets activity surged 81%.
That mix
shift has not gone unnoticed by investors. eToro shares are down roughly 50%
from their May 2025 Nasdaq debut at $67, even after the company posted record
net contribution of $868 million for 2025.
As FM Intelligence has documented, much of the market’s caution has
centered on the firm’s reliance on retail crypto sentiment and the thin
economics of cryptocurrency intermediation. In Q3 2025, eToro turned $3.97
billion in crypto revenue into
just $77.4 million in net contribution.
Custodial and
Non-Custodial, With Regional Caveats
eToro said
the new tokens can be bought, sold, held, deposited, transferred and converted
on its platform, with staking available for eligible assets. The firm offers
both custodial and non-custodial wallet options, though it noted that token
availability and feature support vary by region and remain subject to local
eligibility rules.
The company
reported 40 million registered users across 75 countries and roughly 3.8
million funded accounts at the end of 2025.
Beyond crypto, eToro has also pushed into
UCITS/ETFs,
neo-banking features and discussions with Kalshi and Polymarket on prediction
markets, all part of a wider effort to broaden the revenue base beyond digital
assets.
eToro has
added 19 cryptoassets to its trading platform, pushing its total digital asset
menu past 200 names. The new listings include DoubleZero (2Z), Avantis (AVNT),
Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL), MemeCore (M), Horizen (ZEN), Venice Token (VVV),
Illuvium (ILV), Safe (SAFE) and ZetaChain (ZETA), the Nasdaq-listed company
said today (Thursday).
Singapore Summit: Meet the largest
APAC brokers you know (and those you still don’t!)
The Israeli
fintech, which became publicly traded in May 2025, frames the rollout as part
of its broader effort to widen retail investor access to digital assets within
what it markets as a multi-asset platform sitting alongside thousands of
stocks, ETFs, indices, currencies and commodities.
The new
tokens come on top of an existing menu that already covered more than 150
cryptoassets at year-end 2025, according to the company’s full-year 2025 results.
The
expansion lands at an awkward spot in eToro‘s product cycle. The platform spent the past
year openly trying to steer clients into traditional markets, after disclosures
around its IPO laid bare just how dependent the business is on crypto trading
flows.
Cryptoassets
generated $1.91 billion of eToro’s $2.09 billion in second-quarter 2025
revenue, or 91%, when the company rolled out a cashback program offering UK and European users 1%
back in stocks for converting deposited crypto into pounds or euros. The first
quarter ran even hotter, with crypto contributing 93%
of revenue. For the
full year 2025, crypto trading accounted for $12.9 billion of eToro’s roughly $13.7
billion in total revenue.
Adi Lasker-Gattegno, eToro’s Director of Liquidity Management and Crypto Operations
Adi
Lasker-Gattegno, eToro’s Director of Liquidity Management and Crypto
Operations, said in a statement that “passing the 200 cryptos milestone is
a significant moment for eToro,” and that the goal is to give users more
ways to engage with the crypto market within the company’s multi-asset
platform.
Crypto Activity Has Cooled
in 2026
The push to
add more tokens follows a notable slowdown in crypto trading on the platform.
eToro’s full-year 2025 results showed crypto income declined from 2024 levels,
which the firm attributed to lower retail trading volumes and reduced market
volatility.
The pattern
has continued into the new year. In February, the company reported that crypto
trades dropped 36% year-over-year to 3.3 million, even as capital markets activity surged 81%.
That mix
shift has not gone unnoticed by investors. eToro shares are down roughly 50%
from their May 2025 Nasdaq debut at $67, even after the company posted record
net contribution of $868 million for 2025.
As FM Intelligence has documented, much of the market’s caution has
centered on the firm’s reliance on retail crypto sentiment and the thin
economics of cryptocurrency intermediation. In Q3 2025, eToro turned $3.97
billion in crypto revenue into
just $77.4 million in net contribution.
Custodial and
Non-Custodial, With Regional Caveats
eToro said
the new tokens can be bought, sold, held, deposited, transferred and converted
on its platform, with staking available for eligible assets. The firm offers
both custodial and non-custodial wallet options, though it noted that token
availability and feature support vary by region and remain subject to local
eligibility rules.
The company
reported 40 million registered users across 75 countries and roughly 3.8
million funded accounts at the end of 2025.
Beyond crypto, eToro has also pushed into
UCITS/ETFs,
neo-banking features and discussions with Kalshi and Polymarket on prediction
markets, all part of a wider effort to broaden the revenue base beyond digital
assets.