Exodus discloses holdings of 628 BTC and 1,861 ETH, with Q1 digital asset losses of approximately $36.4 million
Svmuu, a crypto wallet provider listed on the US stock exchange, Exodus has released its first-quarter financial report for 2026. The report disclosed that the company holds approximately $122.6 million in digital assets and cash, including 628 BTC and 1,861 ETH. Additionally, the Exodus Pay payment function launched in all 50 US states and select global markets in April. Exodus stated that due to market price fluctuations, its digital assets suffered losses of approximately $36.4 million, while transaction processing volume fell to about $1.18 billion, a sequential decline of 22%. (Globenewswire)
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