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WisdomTree CEO: Crypto Business Now a Core Business, Close to Being Profitable

2026.02.04 11:33:38

**CoinDesk: WisdomTree Crypto Operations Shift to Core Priority, Near Profitability** Per a Feb. 4 CoinDesk report, Jonathan Steinberg—CEO of $150 billion asset manager WisdomTree—said the firm’s crypto business has moved from early-stage experimentation to a core strategic priority and is near profitability. The asset manager is rapidly expanding its digital asset footprint: its tokenized assets have grown from ~$30 million to ~$750 million, and it’s adding support for more blockchains, including Solana. Steinberg views crypto as a core component of modern financial infrastructure, noting that tokenized funds, the WisdomTree Connect platform, and strategic alignment with compliance-focused tokenization technology are key initiatives driving the firm’s long-term growth.
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