Online trading platform Etoro announced Wednesday it added 12 cryptocurrencies to its U.S. platform and expanded its digital assets offering within the country after rapidly shrinking its presence due to regulatory constraints last year.
New tokens available to US users include Cardano, Dogecoin, XRP, Shiba Inu, and more, with a total number of listed assets ranging from 3 to 15.
These tokens participate in Bitcoin, Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash, the only crypto assets the company has provided after its 2024 settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
“Of course, we did a lot of hard work and research. In these 12, especially after an IPO a few weeks ago, we thought we had time,” Andrew McCormick, head of Etoro US, told Decrypt. “So there’s (a) a lot of excitement, a lot of opportunities. And I think it’s a real victory for the customer.”
Etoro claims to serve more than 40 million registered users in 75 countries. Its crypto operations have been temporarily cut in the US, but it remains one of the largest multi-asset trading platforms in the world.
Cryptocurrency accounted for 37% of the Trade Commission in the first quarter of 2025.
The expansion comes even under a more friendly regulatory environment under the Trump administration, showing a new push by the Israel-based platform Expanding US presence including the launch of IPO Roadshow earlier this month. It targets valuations of up to $4 billion.
September 2024, SEC I’m calmed down Along with Etoro, he denounced the platform operating as an unregistered broker-dealer and accused a clearing agency of providing crypto assets that are considered securities.
Etoro paid a $1.5 million penalty and removed dozens of tokens from the US platform, offering only three out of a total of 74.
“The settlement was completely voluntary and we didn’t admit or deny anything,” McCormick said.
“As part of that voluntary process, we decided to remove some assets from the platform, but this settlement also gave us the ability to add assets to the platform when the time felt right and right,” he added.
edit Sebastian Sinclair