Exodus Movement Reports Crypto Holdings Rise in March Despite Industry Slowdown

Crypto platform advances payments strategy as trading volumes decline across the market

Apr. 8, 2026 at 11:54am

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Exodus Movement, Inc., a leading self-custodial cryptocurrency platform, announced updated digital asset holdings, user metrics, and exchange provider processed volume metrics for March 2026. Despite industry-wide crypto trading volumes falling to nineteen-month lows, Exodus grew its digital asset treasury across all three core holdings and continued to advance its payments infrastructure through Exodus Pay and its partner network.

Why it matters

Exodus' ability to grow its digital asset holdings and diversify revenue streams beyond trading volume fluctuations demonstrates the company's resilience and strategic focus on building a comprehensive cryptocurrency platform for its customers. This update provides insight into Exodus' performance during a broader industry slowdown, highlighting the importance of its payments and infrastructure initiatives.

The details

Exodus' digital asset holdings increased in March, with Bitcoin (BTC) rising to 628 BTC, Ethereum (ETH) reaching 1,857 ETH, and Solana (SOL) climbing to 17,541 SOL. However, the company's monthly active users (MAUs) declined slightly from 1.6 million in February to 1.5 million in March, consistent with the broader industry slowdown. Exodus' exchange provider processed $346 million in volume for March, of which $68 million (20%) originated from the company's XO Swap partners, compared to $435 million in February, with $99 million (23%) from XO Swap.

  • Exodus' digital asset holdings were reported as of March 31, 2026.
  • The company's monthly active users and exchange provider processed volume metrics were reported for the month of March 2026.

The players

Exodus Movement, Inc.

A leading self-custodial cryptocurrency platform that provides tools for users to earn rewards, spend, manage, and swap digital assets across borders, while maintaining control over their funds.

James Gernetzke

The Chief Financial Officer of Exodus Movement, Inc.

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What they’re saying

“March was one of the slowest trading months the industry has seen in over a year, and our volume reflects that. It's exactly why building a complete payments experience––through Exodus Pay for our customers, and across our partner network––is central to how we're diversifying revenue beyond market cycles.”

— James Gernetzke, Chief Financial Officer

The takeaway

Exodus' ability to grow its digital asset holdings and diversify revenue streams beyond trading volume fluctuations during an industry-wide slowdown demonstrates the company's strategic focus on building a comprehensive cryptocurrency platform for its customers. This update highlights Exodus' resilience and the importance of its payments and infrastructure initiatives in weathering market volatility.