The Webull platform has announced the resumption of cryptocurrency trading for its clients in the US. Investors will once again be able to buy and sell digital assets through the service, which had to temporarily halt these services in 2023 in preparation for an initial public offering.
This is reported by Business • Media
Service Resumption and Future Plans
The company noted that the decision to bring back the cryptocurrency segment was in response to numerous requests from users. According to Anthony Denier, the CEO of Webull’s US division, the reopening of digital currency trading in the US marks the beginning of a large-scale global strategy for the platform. Starting in June 2025, a similar service will be available for investors in Brazil, and in the near future, Webull plans to expand its presence into new markets.
Features of the Updated Platform
Webull serves over 24 million users worldwide. In the updated version of the platform, American investors are offered over 50 digital assets, including the most well-known cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL).
In 2023, the company discontinued its crypto services due to legal uncertainty in this area, which significantly complicated its entry into the US market. Anthony Denier emphasized that the current political climate in Washington is more favorable for the development of the digital asset industry than before, particularly during the Biden administration.
“The launch of the cryptocurrency segment in the US is the first stage of a full-scale global movement in the field of digital assets,” Denier stated.
In early August 2025, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent referred to the current period as the “Golden Age of Cryptocurrencies,” indicating further liberalization of the digital asset market in the country.