Shares of eToro popped in their Nasdaq debut on Wednesday. The stock and crypto trading app raised almost $310 million in its IPO late Tuesday, selling shares above the expected range. IPOs looked poised for a rebound when President Donald Trump returned to office in January,

eToro will “test the waters” Wednesday for other potential initial public offerings after the window for stock-market newcomers slammed shut last month, analysts said.

Chime submitted its paperwork to go public Tuesday in a widely expected move, stressing that it “is a technology company, not a bank.”