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Achieved record AUM of $152.6 billion driven by 17% annualized organic growth, with broad-based inflows across seven of eight major product categories.

Performance was bolstered by international equity exposures, particularly Japan strategies and European defense/rare earth thematic products.

Management attributes the 1 basis point increase in average advisory fees to a deliberate shift in flows toward higher-fee products.

The acquisition of Atlantic House is designed to diversify the business with differentiated derivative capabilities and higher-margin revenue streams.

Operating margin expansion of 770 basis points year-over-year reflects significant operating leverage as the platform scales globally.

The business is transitioning from a single-product focus to a diversified platform capable of generating growth across varied market environments.

Digital asset growth is increasingly driven by real-world use cases, specifically tokenized money market funds, rather than just infrastructure development.

Gross margin guidance increased to 83%-84% reflecting continued operating leverage and the accretive impact of the Atlantic House acquisition.

Management plans to launch 15 to 20 new funds in both the U.S. and Europe over the next 24 months, focused on defined outcome and protection-type strategies.

The Atlantic House acquisition is expected to lift overall firm-wide revenue yield by approximately 2 basis points to roughly 43.5 basis points.

Guidance for interest expense assumes the retirement of remaining 2026 and 2029 notes this summer, which is expected to reduce dilution.

Strategic focus for the second half of this year and 2027 includes integrating farmland assets into ETFs, utilizing the 40 Act's 15% illiquid asset allowance.

Proactively refinanced capital structure by replacing lower conversion price instruments with new convertible notes at a $21.58 conversion price.

Other revenues saw a $3 million sequential increase driven by elevated trading activity and volatility in European commodity products.

Ceres contribution included $3 million in performance fees, which management noted are subject to seasonality and appraisal timing of solar portfolios.

The Atlantic House purchase price of $200 million was financed through recently issued convertible notes to align with growth priorities.

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The WTGXX fund is a 1940 Act fund available to U.S. retail and global businesses, unlike many competitors restricted to institutional or non-U.S. users.

Recent SEC exemptive relief allows the fund to trade 24/7 on the secondary market via broker-dealers, providing unique liquidity functionality.

Use cases are expanding into stablecoin reserves and yield-bearing collateral for both crypto and traditional finance transactions.

Management targets a 95 basis point revenue yield for Atlantic House, significantly higher than the firm average.

Advised modeling the business via component parts: advisory fees on AUM, management fees for Ceres, and transaction-based 'other revenue' for bespoke solutions.

WisdomTree intends to aggressively expand Atlantic House's U.K. footprint into broader European and U.S. markets.

Anticipated expense ratios for these new active derivative products range between 55 and 85 basis points, supporting higher overall revenue capture.

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