Key Highlights
- Webull restarts crypto trading in the U.S. following a 2023 hiatus.
- More than 50 cryptocurrencies will be offered, including BTC, Ethereum, and Solana.
- There are plans for further international expansion, beginning with Brazil.
Webull Resumes Crypto Trading for U.S. Investors, Opening New Avenues
Webull will restart digital asset trading for American clients on Monday. This decision, first announced by Bloomberg on August 25, 2025, signifies the return of crypto trading after a brief pause in 2023.
Webull had previously halted its crypto services in light of plans for an IPO in the U.S. Now, with a changing market and rising user interest, the company is reintroducing digital asset trading, which offers promising opportunities for U.S. investors.
Anthony Denyer, CEO of Webull’s U.S. division, emphasized that resuming crypto trading directly addresses the growing demand from users. He stated that launching the crypto segment in the U.S. marks just the initial phase of a larger global expansion.
“This step initiates the first phase of what will evolve into a full-scale global movement in the digital asset sector,” Denyer remarked.
Since June, Webull has been active in Brazil and plans to expand even further soon.
What’s New for U.S. Investors?
The enhanced platform will feature over 50 cryptocurrencies, including well-known options like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL). With a user base surpassing 24 million globally, Webull is establishing itself as a significant player in the crypto trading market.
Despite facing considerable legal challenges last year, Denyer pointed out that the current political environment in Washington is more conducive to the industry than it was before. This change is laying the groundwork for a broader acceptance of digital assets, both domestically and internationally.
