Group 1 - eToro Group reported quarterly revenues of $209 million, exceeding the consensus estimate of $195 million, with adjusted EBITDA at $72 million, surpassing expectations of $68 million [2] - The company experienced a decline in earnings per share, reporting 31 cents, which fell short of the expected 50 cents [2] - The company had 3.63 million funded accounts at the end of the quarter, an increase from 3.58 million in the previous quarter [5] Group 2 - Analyst John Todaro maintained a Buy rating on eToro Group but reduced the price target from $80 to $76 [2] - Analyst Kyle Voigt reaffirmed a Market Perform rating with a price target of $65 [4] - The decline in eToro shares was noted at 4.64%, bringing the stock price to $48.36 at the time of publication [5] Group 3 - The volatility related to tariffs normalized in May and June but re-accelerated in July, allowing for greater spread capture on equities, commodities, currencies, and crypto [3] - Modest sequential growth in crypto volumes is expected following the recent outperformance of Ethereum [3]