The resurgence of cryptocurrency has reshaped the trading landscape. With Bitcoin (BTCUSD) and Ethereum (ETHUSD) regaining momentum, altcoins are rallying, and U.S. regulators are striking a softer tone under the Trump administration, brokerages are scrambling to plug digital assets into their core business. What was once treated as an optional add-on is now viewed as a key driver of order flow and revenue growth. Into this shift steps Webull Corporation (BULL), a platform that has quietly built itself into a formidable player.
Webull’s evolution is sharp—from a niche data service to the second-largest mobile-first brokerage in America, serving millions of retail investors. Its edge lies in execution speed, sleek design, and an all-in-one trading ecosystem tailored for high-velocity retail activity.
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The company had announced reintroducing 24/7 crypto trading last month, which would cover over 50 assets from Bitcoin to Solana (SOLUSD), marking a return to form after a two-year pause. The relaunch, tested successfully in Brazil and backed by restructuring, is expected to lift trading volumes as retail demand converges with crypto access on one platform.
Given catalysts like those, Rosenblatt initiated coverage with a “Buy” rating, pointing to crypto-driven revenues as a fresh catalyst for growth. And with the Street pounding the table on this under-the-radar stock, let’s take a closer look at BULL.
Headquartered in Saint Petersburg, Florida, Webull is a digital-first broker giving retail investors direct access to equities, options, and ETFs through its licensed platform. Its market capitalization currently stands at $7.2 billion.
The company debuted via a SPAC merger on April 11, sparking a surge in investor attention, and briefly hitting $79.56 before momentum cooled. Today, trading around $14, BULL has shown resilience—up 9% in the past month and just about flat over three months, while climbing by 19% from its 52-week low of $9.54.
Technically, the story gets interesting: rising volume suggests renewed investor appetite, while the 14-day RSI, now pushing around 60, signals strengthening bullish momentum. The chart shows classic volatility with sharp swings, but the recent uptick hints at a stabilizing base.
