Shares of eToro climbed more than 20% after the online trading platform reported stronger than expected fourth quarter earnings driven largely by growth in its cryptocurrency business. The stock closed at $33.07 following the results reflecting renewed investor confidence despite broader volatility in digital asset markets.
For the fourth quarter, eToro posted net income of $68.7 million, marking a 16% increase compared to the same period a year earlier. Earnings per share came in at 71 cents, outperforming analyst estimates of 60 cents. Revenue for the quarter totaled $3.87 billion with crypto-related activity contributing $3.59 billion of that figure.
Crypto Revenue Remains Core Growth Driver
While quarterly revenue declined 40% year over year, digital assets remained central to the company’s performance. For the full year 2025 total revenue rose more than 9% to $13.84 billion. Net income increased 12% to $215.7 million, while annual crypto revenue reached $13 billion, up nearly 7% from 2024.
Company leadership highlighted changing trading behavior among users. Some crypto focused clients are increasingly shifting toward commodities such as gold and silver citing changing volatility patterns.
In January crypto trading volume fell 50% year over year, with 4 million crypto trades recorded and average trade size dropping 34% to $182. However total trades across the platform rose 55% to 74 million and the average investment per trade increased 8% to $252, signaling broader engagement beyond digital assets.
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