Online trading firm eToro adds back previously delisted tokens as it re-expands in the U.S. amid post-Trump regulatory thaw.

The trading platform now offers 15 tokens in the U.S., expanding access as it settles into life as a public company.

The stablecoin issuer, seeking to go public since 2021, has shut down recent rumors about selling to potential buyers.

Newly public eToro is now trading successfully on its own platform. Its stock saw sizzling action after its Wednesday debut ...

Toro successfully debuted on the Nasdaq on Wednesday, 14 May 2025, a move that saw its shares soar close to 30%. The trading ...

Circle Internet Group, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, said it will offer shares at $24 to $26 each in an initial ...

The stock settled at $67 per share at the end of trading, up 29% from its IPO value of $52, but lower than the $69.69 it ...

SoftBank first invested in eToro in 2021, in a private financing round that was held in preparation for a planned merger with ...

Toro shares jumped 29% in its Nasdaq debut, reaching $67 per share with crypto revenue tripling to $12.1 billion in 2024.

The Israel-Hamas conflict and geopolitical tensions in the region could hurt eToro’s operations, the company said in the risk ...