Ethereum
Webull Introduces Ether and Digital Asset Trading in Canada with Coinbase
Canadian retail investors on Webull can now trade Ether and other cryptocurrencies following a partnership with Coinbase.
Retail brokerage Webull has rolled out cryptocurrency trading in Canada through a collaboration with Coinbase, which provides underlying custody and trade execution through its Crypto-as-a-Service infrastructure. The launch introduces digital assets to a product suite that already includes stocks, exchange-traded funds, and options.
The Canadian platform features 10 digital assets at launch, including Ether, Bitcoin, and Solana, with further assets available. The launch expands Webull's international crypto footprint, which already spans the United States, Australia, and Brazil.
Webull cited regulatory evolution and growing participation in Canada as key drivers, referencing Ontario Securities Commission research indicating that crypto ownership reached 25% this year compared to 10% in 2023. The expansion comes as Canadian authorities work toward formal frameworks, including proposed legislation under the Stablecoin Act.
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