EasyMarkets trading volumes jump 34% in Q2 2025 on crypto rally
Global multi-asset broker easyMarkets reported strong results in the second quarter of 2025, with client trading volumes rising 34% compared with the same period last year. The increase reflects renewed activity across financial markets, particularly in cryptocurrencies and major indices, as well as enhancements to the broker’s trading platform.
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According to the report, despite heightened volatility, clients maintained steady trading behavior. Risk profiles and strategies showed little change, indicating that traders were well-prepared for sharp price swings. The company said this consistency underscores the resilience of the easyMarkets trading environment.
Gold, Nasdaq, and EUR/USD once again led activity, ranking as the most traded instruments for the fourth consecutive quarter. These assets provided traders with a reliable foundation as they navigated macroeconomic shifts, including a three-year low in the U.S. Dollar Index and a rally in global equity markets led by technology stocks.
Key drivers of the quarter
Several global developments fueled trading opportunities in Q2. These included Liberation Day-driven rebounds in certain markets, a temporary easing of tariff disputes between major economies, instability in the Middle East, and speculation over potential changes in U.S. Federal Reserve leadership. Renewed volatility in the crypto market also drew traders back after a quieter start to the year.
Head of Risk Management at easyMarkets, Thomas Tsaloupis, highlighted the client approach:
“In Q2, our traders demonstrated calm confidence in volatile conditions. They stayed engaged, informed, and ready; and our role was to provide transparent conditions and platform stability to support them.”
Platform enhancements drove engagement
The quarter’s growth was not only driven by external factors. easyMarkets introduced a series of platform upgrades, including a 25% reduction in spreads, the ability to set tighter stop-loss levels, and an enhanced Guaranteed Stop Loss feature. These improvements encouraged greater trader activity, reflected in higher trade frequency and execution volumes.
Outlook for Q3
Looking ahead, easyMarkets expects central bank decisions, geopolitical events, and global politics to continue shaping market sentiment. The broker reiterated its commitment to providing transparent conditions and reliable tools to help traders act with confidence, whether markets rise or retreat.
Notably, in Q1 2025, easyMarkets reported that traders largely remained focused on safe, familiar assets such as gold, Nasdaq, and EUR/USD.
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