Webull Corp. shares rose 6.81% to $8.47 on Wednesday as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rallied, helped by falling Treasury yields, President Donald Trump's planned White House meeting with cryptocurrency executives, and expectations for a clearer U.S. digital-asset regulatory framework. Crypto strength can support Webull's trading volumes because the platform offers crypto trading alongside brokerage services, potentially drawing retail traders back during periods of sharp price moves. Investors are also awaiting Webull's second-quarter results after the market close. Analysts expect adjusted earnings of 3 cents per share on revenue of $181.26 million. In the first quarter, revenue increased 36% year over year to $159.9 million, while trading-related revenue grew at the same rate. Total operating expenses rose 68%, driven by increased marketing and branding, higher brokerage and transaction costs associated with stronger trading volumes, and increased stock-based compensation. Adjusted operating expenses rose 64% to $145.1 million after excluding one-time items.