The fintech’s wealth division, which includes stock and digital asset trading, generated £506 million in revenue — almost four times more than in 2023. The renewed interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) played a key role in this growth.

Revolut Secures UK Banking License

Founder and CEO Nik Storonsky described 2024 as a landmark year, highlighting the acquisition of the long-awaited UK banking license in July. This license enables Revolut to test and roll out financial services like credit cards, buy-now-pay-later products, and potentially mortgages.

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In May, Revolut launched Revolut X, a desktop-focused crypto exchange offering over 100 tokens, low fees, and real-time on/off-ramps. The platform is expected to roll out on mobile in 2025. In November, Revolut X expanded across 30 markets in the European Economic Area, enhancing its digital asset offerings.

Challenges And Future Goals

Despite the surge in users, Revolut still struggles to convert app users into primary banking clients. In 2024, total deposits grew from $23.9 billion to $39.8 billion, a crucial factor for future lending services.

Revenue from premium plans increased by 74% to £423 million, while the business services division now contributes 15% of total revenue.

Revolut’s ambitious target: 100 million active users across 100 countries.

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53% Growth in Active Stablecoin Wallets!

Artemis and Dune’s report titled “The State of Stablecoins 2025: Supply, Adoption & Market Trends” revealed that from February 2024 to February 2025, active stablecoin addresses increased by 53%. This growth suggests wider user engagement. The report also highlights that stablecoins have emerged as a bridge between traditional finance and crypto, becoming a critical component of digital finance by 2024.

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The rise in institutional adoption, increased use of stablecoins in payments, decentralized finance (DeFi), and their broader accessibility have been major factors driving the growth in active stablecoin wallets.

The report also noted an increase in the total supply of stablecoins. In February 2024, stablecoin supply stood at $138 billion, but by February 2025, this figure reached $225 billion, marking a 63% increase year-on-year. Unlike other crypto assets, stablecoins maintain a value of $1, meaning their market capitalization aligns closely with their total supply.

Monthly Transfer Volume Grew by 115%!

Stablecoin’s monthly transfer volume also experienced significant growth. From $1.9 trillion in February 2024, it increased to $4.1 trillion by February 2025, representing a 115% year-on-year increase. The highest recorded volume occurred in December 2024, when volumes peaked at $5.1 trillion, followed by a decline in 2025. Overall, stablecoins facilitated $35 trillion in total transfers over the past year.

Despite explosive growth in other metrics, the average transfer size for stablecoins showed minimal increase. The average transfer size moved from $676,000 in 2024 to $683,000 in 2025. However, there were spikes, such as in May, where the average reached $2.6 million, and in July, it reached $2.2 million, indicating increased whale and institutional activity with stablecoins.

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According to a post by Willy Woo, Bitcoin’s user growth curve suggests that the price could rise to $1 million by 2035.

In its early days, Bitcoin’s price did not directly reflect the number of users. Woo said, “BTC didn’t even have a price until it reached its 1,000th user.”

Price discovery for Bitcoin began with the establishment of platforms like New Liberty Standard and Mt. Gox, and a value began to be assigned to Bitcoin with the establishment of the Bitstamp exchange in 2011.

Woo said, “The price has fluctuated largely according to the increasing number of users since 2012.”

Based on blockchain data and studies on cryptocurrency exchanges, Woo estimates that there are currently 426 million Bitcoin holders and that this number will reach half a billion by October 2024.

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