On August 12, 2025, eToro (NASDAQ: ETOR), a global trading and investing platform, announced an expansion of its crypto-assets offerings for U.S. users, now providing access to over 100 cryptocurrencies alongside equities, options, and ETFs.
This milestone, coupled with the company’s second-quarter financial results for 2025, underscores eToro’s commitment to enabling retail investors and capitalizing on the growing demand for digital assets in the U.S. market.
The expansion adds 27 new cryptoassets to eToro’s U.S. platform, including tokens such as 1inch Network (1INCH), AIOZ Network (AIOZ), Amp (AMP), Ankr (ANKR), ApeCoin (APE), Axelar (AXL), Band Protocol (BAND), Bancor (BNT), Celo (CELO), Chiliz (CHZ), among others.
This brings the total to over 100 cryptoassets, a leap from the limited offerings of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum following a 2024 SEC settlement that restricted eToro’s U.S. crypto operations.
Andrew McCormick, Head of eToro U.S., emphasized the platform’s dedication to broadening investment opportunities, stating:
“This expansion underscores our commitment to empowering retail investors by broadening the investment vehicles available to U.S. users as markets evolve.”
The company also plans to introduce staking for U.S. users soon, allowing retail investors to earn passive income on eligible crypto holdings while supporting blockchain network security.
However, crypto trading and staking will not be available in certain states, including Hawaii, New York, Nevada, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
This expansion follows eToro’s earlier moves in 2025 to bolster its U.S. crypto offerings.
In May, the platform added 12 cryptocurrencies, including Cardano, Dogecoin, and XRP, and in June, it unlocked 34 additional assets, bringing the total to over 50 before the latest announcement.
These steps reflect eToro’s strategic response to a more favorable regulatory environment under the Trump administration and its successful navigation of a $1.5 million SEC settlement in 2024, which had temporarily limited its U.S. crypto offerings to three assets.
Financially, eToro reported strong performance in its Q2 2025 earnings, with crypto trading driving approximately 91% of its total revenue.
The company achieved non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.56, surpassing Wall Street’s average estimate of $0.51, and recorded a net contribution of $210 million, exceeding expectations of $194.7 million.
This represents a 26% year-over-year increase in net contribution and a 23% rise in adjusted net income.
eToro also saw a 14% year-over-year increase in funded accounts, reaching 3.63 million, with assets under administration growing to $17.5 billion, up 11.3% from the prior year.
Despite these seemingly solid results, eToro’s stock experienced an 8.3% decline on August 12, 2025, possibly due to investor expectations for even stronger user growth.
The company’s recent IPO, launched in May 2025, valued eToro at $4.26 billion after raising $620 million by selling 11.92 million shares at $52 each.
This followed a four-year effort to go public, delayed by regulatory challenges and market volatility.
The IPO’s relative success, coupled with eToro’s focus on AI-powered trading tools and plans to tokenize U.S. stocks on the Ethereum blockchain, positions the company as a key player in the fintech and crypto space.
eToro’s expansion and financial performance highlight its ability to adapt to regulatory shifts while meeting the demand for crypto investments.
By offering a range of assets and tools like CopyTrader and eToro Academy, the platform continues to focus on democratize investing for its 40 million global users across 75 countries.
As eToro moves toward a tokenized environment and ecosystem, its U.S. expansion signals a step forward in enabling retail investors to build wealth in an increasingly digital landscape.