- The platform paused crypto trading services while preparing for its planned IPO.
- U.S. traders can begin accessing Webull starting today, August 25, 2025.
- Customers can trade more than 50 tokens at launch, with plans to add additional instruments soon.
Webull Corp has resumed cryptocurrency trading services for its U.S. customers as of August 25, 2025.
The platform originally offered crypto trading until 2023.
Regulatory uncertainty and IPO-related restructuring required Webull Pay to operate as a separate entity for a period.
According to the company’s press release, Webull has relaunched its crypto trading services.
U.S. users can now buy, sell, and trade digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Solana, and Ethereum within the Webull app.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Webull to allow U.S. customers to buy Bitcoin and crypto again.
They previously dropped the service due to regulatory concerns in 2023. pic.twitter.com/fr5YgsxzmG
— Bitcoin Archive (@BTC_Archive) August 25, 2025
For customers, the return of crypto trading feels like both a comeback and a new integrated capability.
Webull CEO Anthony Denier commented on the relaunch:
Our mission has always been to deliver a streamlined, user-centered investing experience. By integrating crypto trading into the Webull app, we make it easier for customers to access and manage their entire portfolio—whether they trade stocks, options, or digital assets.
Building on a prior comeback in Brazil
The U.S. relaunch follows Webull’s reintroduction of cryptocurrency trading in Brazil in June. The company used that market return to signal its intention to re-engage with the fast-evolving crypto industry.
Denier described the Brazil relaunch as an initial phase of a broader global effort to offer customers advanced tools for long-term growth and portfolio management.
Shifts in the regulatory climate as a catalyst
Webull’s return to the U.S. crypto market did not happen by chance. The regulatory outlook in the United States has evolved since the 2024 election.
Digital assets faced heightened scrutiny under the prior administration, and Webull has acknowledged that legal uncertainty partly delayed its IPO plans and constrained earlier crypto efforts.
Since the change in administration, federal policy toward digital assets has softened, and leadership shifts have signaled more industry-friendly oversight.
Recent legislation has also contributed to positioning the U.S. as a more attractive jurisdiction for crypto businesses and activity.
Launch details
At launch, Webull’s U.S. customers will have access to trading in more than 50 digital assets, including BTC, ETH, and SOL. The platform plans to add additional tokens and markets over the coming months.
Webull already serves more than 24 million users globally and aims to provide a single destination where customers can manage both crypto holdings and traditional investments.
That unified approach reduces the need for investors to use multiple platforms to handle different parts of their portfolios and aligns with Webull’s vision of becoming a one-stop investment hub.
Timing is notable for investors: the relaunch arrives amid a more favorable U.S. regulatory environment and an overall bullish market phase for digital assets.
Crypto adoption has accelerated in recent months, with many tokens posting strong gains and renewed investor interest.
Stephen Yip, CEO of Webull Pay, said the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies helped drive the decision to relaunch trading services:
Cryptocurrencies have become an important part of modern diversified investment strategies. We are pleased to offer crypto trading through Webull again to provide a more consolidated, convenient experience that reflects how today’s investors want to manage their portfolios.
Bitcoin is trading around $112,000 after a gain of more than 75% over the past year, and some analysts project it could exceed $150,000 by the end of 2025.
Webull’s return to crypto also coincides with broader market speculation about a potential altcoin season, a scenario that could deliver significant gains for many investors.