- Crypto platform Nexo has officially announced its return to the U.S. market after previously withdrawing.
- Donald Trump Jr. endorsed cryptocurrency as “the future of finance” during the announcement event.
- The company manages $11 billion in assets and will offer Americans access to crypto savings accounts, credit lines, and trading services.
After a period of absence, digital assets wealth platform Nexo has officially announced its return to the United States market. The announcement came during an exclusive business event featuring prominent speakers including Donald Trump Jr., Executive Vice President of The Trump Organization, and Gila Gamliel, Israel’s Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology.
Antoni Trenchev, Co-Founder of Nexo, made the formal announcement at the event, stating, “America is back — and so is Nexo.” Trenchev credited the current administration for creating a more favorable environment for innovation, adding, “Thanks to the vision and leadership of President Donald J. Trump, his administration, and his family, the United States is once again a place where innovation is championed, not stifled.”
Cryptocurrency’s Growing Importance
During the event, Donald Trump Jr. emphasized the significant role cryptocurrency plays in America’s economic leadership.
“I think crypto is the future of finance,” he stated. “We see the opportunity for the financial sector and want to ensure we bring that back to the U.S.”
Trump Jr. also highlighted the importance of establishing appropriate regulations, noting, “The key to everything crypto is going to be the regulatory framework.”
His comments reflect a growing recognition within the current administration of digital assets’ potential to maintain U.S. technological and financial competitiveness.
The exclusive gathering also featured remarks from Gila Gamliel, who spoke about international cooperation in technology. “In today’s world, technology removes both geographical and cultural barriers,” Gamliel said. “International cooperation is not only beneficial. It is essential for success.”
When NEXO left AMerica
In late 2022, Nexo announced its gradual withdrawal from the U.S. market amid regulatory uncertainty and increasing scrutiny from various state securities regulators.
The company faced cease-and-desist orders from multiple state authorities who alleged that Nexo’s interest-earning product constituted an unregistered security offering.
Rather than engage in protracted legal battles in an unclear regulatory landscape, Nexo made the strategic decision to voluntarily exit the American market while focusing on expansion in regions with more established digital asset frameworks.
This exit marked a significant moment in the ongoing tension between cryptocurrency platforms and U.S. regulatory bodies.Retry
Services Coming to American Clients
With the reentry into the U.S. market, Nexo will bring its complete suite of digital asset products to American clients.
According to their announcement, the company currently manages $11 billion in assets and has processed transactions worth $320 billion since its founding in 2018. American retail and institutional clients will gain access to Nexo’s signature offerings, which include high-yield crypto savings accounts, asset-backed credit lines, advanced trading capabilities, and institutional-grade liquidity solutions.
The company also offers what it describes as the first crypto debit/credit card. Nexo currently serves clients in over 150 jurisdictions worldwide. The company’s platform combines advanced technology with what it describes as a client-first approach, built on industry expertise, sustainable business practices, and robust security infrastructure.
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