Virtual asset exchange Bithumb said on the 31st that, according to its 2025 business report, it posted annual revenue of 651.3 billion won and operating profit of 163.5 billion won. Revenue rose 31.2% and operating profit 22.3% from a year earlier, marking a profit for the second straight year following 2024.
Bithumb analyzed that last year's improved results were driven by a favorable market mood, including expectations for U.S. President Trump's pro-virtual asset policy and bitcoin hitting a record high. This year, with changes expected in the institutional environment—such as the enactment of the Basic Act on Digital Assets and the opening of the corporate market—the company plans to focus on regulatory compliance and stable service operations accordingly.
A Bithumb official said, "In 2026, we will seek new business opportunities amid the push for institutionalization while maintaining steady growth through new service development and improvements in user convenience."