Israel-based financial services firm eToro has reported notable increases in assets under management and new strategies aimed at product development.
Company Financial Performance
eToro reported a 54% increase in assets under management, reaching $17.5 billion. Adjusted EBITDA rose 31% year-over-year to $72 million, attributed to higher revenue and cost control. Analysts noted the cryptocurrency sector was a major contributor, accounting for about $1.9 billion in annual revenue.
eToro's New Strategies
Building on its recent success, eToro plans to explore new approaches to enhance its products and services, focusing on creating a user-friendly investing environment. The platform introduced 24/5 trading for 100 U.S. stocks and aims to expand its crypto offerings.
Expanding Trading Options for Users
CEO Yoni Assia discussed the launch of tokenized digital securities and futures, emphasizing the impact of new regulations. He expressed that regulations like MiCA in Europe are crucial for this initiative, and eToro is partnering with CME Group to provide reliable trading options for tokenized futures.
eToro continues to develop actively, implementing new financial instruments and strategies to meet growing demand for cryptocurrency assets and tokenization, attracting investor interest.