eToro delivered robust third-quarter results, fueled by surging crypto trading activity across its global platform. According to its Q3 2025 earnings report, revenue from “cryptoassets” jumped to $3.97 billion, nearly tripling year-over-year as retail participation and market volatility returned to digital assets.
However, that growth came at a cost. The company reported $3.89 billion in expenses directly linked to its crypto operations, leaving a relatively thin net contribution of $77.4 million from that segment. Analysts noted that the higher transaction volumes boosted liquidity and engagement but also significantly raised operational and hedging costs.
Diversified Income Supports Profit Growth
Despite narrow crypto margins, eToro’s overall profitability improved markedly. The firm reported a net income of $57 million, up 48% from the same quarter in 2024. This performance was supported by diversified revenue streams, including strong interest income and a 76% increase in assets under administration, underscoring eToro’s evolution beyond a trading-only platform.
The momentum extended into October 2025, when total crypto trades rose 84% year-over-year, indicating sustained retail enthusiasm even amid tighter spreads and higher volatility.
Market Response and Outlook
Investors responded positively to the results, with eToro’s shares rising modestly in pre-market trading following the earnings release. Market observers say the company’s ability to maintain profitability despite razor-thin crypto margins highlights the resilience of its hybrid business model.
Looking ahead, eToro aims to streamline costs in its crypto division while expanding its yield and social trading services, a strategy designed to capture long-term growth as digital asset adoption accelerates globally.