Trading platform eToro agrees to $1.5M penalty in SEC settlement The retail investing firm is scaling back its crypto offerings after allegedly crossing regulatory lines as an unregistered broker.

On X, eToro stated that the settlement will enable it to continue operations in the US – minus the altcoins. eToro has always offered more traditional trading, such as stocks, options, and ETFs.

Trading platform eToro agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle SEC charges it facilitated trading certain crypto assets as securities, though the specific tokens weren't detailed in the order.

Israel-based 'social trading' platform eToro confirmed its SEC filing today, although it did not name a share price.

Following a similar move by Robinhood, the online investing platform said it will also offer 24/5 trading initially with a menu of 100 US-listed stocks and ETFs.

EToro, a stock brokerage platform that's been ramping up in crypto, has priced its IPO at $52 a share, as the company prepares to test the market's appetite for new offerings. The Israel-based ...

Crypto trading remained the backbone of eToro’s business in the second quarter, generating roughly 91% of the company’s total ...