Exodus Movement

The Exodus wallet lets people hold their own crypto instead of trusting an exchange with it. Launched in 2015, the desktop-first app manages dozens of blockchains and, crucially, earns money from a built-in exchange feature: when users swap one coin for another inside the wallet, Exodus takes a cut of the trade. That swap revenue, plus staking, is essentially the whole business, which ties results tightly to how actively people trade crypto. The company is unusual in another way, having sold shares to the public through a token offering before its listing on NYSE American. Based in Omaha, Nebraska, and run by co-founders JP Richardson and Daniel Castagnoli, it competes with hardware wallets and exchange apps by betting that users want self-custody without technical friction.

On MyRWA, EXOD trades tokenized across 1 on-chain venue - see the listings below.