14.05.2025
Artem Shendetskii
News Author and Editor
14.05.2025

eToro shares debut at $52 on Nasdaq

eToro shares debut at $52 on Nasdaq eToro prices IPO at $52 per share, exceeding expectations.

​Crypto and equities trading platform eToro announced Tuesday that it has priced its Nasdaq initial public offering (IPO) at $52 per share — above its previously expected range of $46 to $50 — signaling stronger-than-anticipated demand from investors.

The offering includes approximately 11.9 million Class A common shares, split evenly between eToro and existing shareholders, reports The Block.

The company is set to raise around $310 million from the IPO, which values the Israel-based firm at $4.2 billion, according to Fortune.

Strong debut expected despite market volatility

Shares are slated to begin trading Wednesday under the ticker “ETOR” on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, with the offering expected to close Thursday. The upsized pricing comes after a temporary delay in March, when President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policy announcements rattled equity markets and stalled several IPO plans, including Klarna and StubHub.

eToro’s revised pricing reflects a resurgence of investor confidence, especially as interest in both crypto and equity platforms rises. The company’s dual exposure to traditional and digital assets appears to have boosted its appeal in a market still digesting Trump-era trade uncertainty.

Joins growing ranks of crypto public companies

With this IPO, eToro joins a small but growing cohort of crypto-related firms trading publicly in the U.S., including Coinbase and several Bitcoin mining companies. It also adds momentum to an expected wave of listings this year, with stablecoin issuer Circle and metaverse-focused Animoca Brands both preparing public offerings.

Investor appetite for crypto-fintech hybrids appears strong, especially as platforms like eToro continue to blur the lines between conventional stock trading and digital asset exposure.

Recently we wrote that ​eToro has teamed up with Google to launch a groundbreaking advertising initiative, becoming one of the first global brands to use Google DeepMind’s Veo 2 video generation technology for a full-scale campaign.

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