Exodus Q4 revenue falls 34% to USD 29.5 million, net loss totals USD 53.2 million

Reuters
Mar 12
Exodus Q4 revenue falls 34% to USD 29.5 million, net loss totals USD 53.2 million

Exodus reported Q4 2025 revenue of USD 29.5 million, down 34%, and a net loss of USD 53.2 million. For FY 2025, revenue rose 5% to USD 121.6 million, while net loss was USD 11.4 million. FY 2025 swap volume increased 21% to USD 6.89 billion, and exchange provider processed volume in Q4 2025 fell 32% to USD 1.59 billion. Exodus said Q4 revenue declined from a record prior-year quarter and that digital asset prices were in decline for most of Q4 2025 after briefly reaching early October highs. Chief Executive JP Richardson said the company is building toward “Exodus Pay” and noted the planned W3C acquisition is intended to add credit card issuance and stablecoin settlement capabilities for both consumers and B2B partners.

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