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Story: eToro Posts $868M Net Contribution as Funded Accounts Jump to 3.8 Million

By Jean-Luc Maracon

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eToro hit $868 million in net contribution for 2025. The brokerage firm saw a 10% bump from last year's numbers, pretty much riding the wave of expanded stock and derivative…

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The company's GAAP net income rose 12% to $216 million, driven by growth across stocks, derivatives, and savings products.

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Q4 saw a 10% decline in net contribution to $227 million, but GAAP net income still managed a 16% increase to $69 million. Funded accounts climbed 9% to 3.

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eToro expanded its Money accounts and transaction volumes as part of its neo-banking push. New partnerships with BWT Alpine Formula 1 and Gemini Space Station Inc aim to broaden…

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But there's a catch. eToro cut around 7% of its global workforce recently.

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Assia said the move fits with strategic business needs and long-term growth plans, though he didn't get specific about which departments got hit.

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The firm's next steps include rolling out that share buyback and dealing with workforce changes.

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eToro introduced new AI-driven investment tools in 2025, aimed at giving users personalized trading insights.

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February 2026 marks a turning point for eToro as it navigates volatile financial markets. With $18.

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The workforce reduction of roughly 7% globally represents a strategic decision to align resources with changing business demands.

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eToro's partnership with BWT Alpine Formula 1 reflects aggressive expansion tactics through high-profile sports sponsorships.

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The $100 million increase in share buyback authorization shows confidence in financial health and growth prospects.

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The fintech sector has witnessed significant consolidation pressures in 2025, with regulatory changes across Europe and the US forcing many platforms to streamline operations.

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eToro's crypto trading volumes mirror broader market patterns, where institutional adoption has grown while retail participation declined following 2024's regulatory uncertainties.

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