Exodus Movement reports a wider loss in the first quarter as revenue falls. The crypto wallet provider says its net loss increases to $32.1 million, compared with a $12.9 million net loss in the same quarter a year earlier. Multiple outlets attribute the deterioration to weaker revenue, which drops to about $22.7 million, reflecting a decline of roughly 37% to 36.8% year over year. Cointelegraph also reports that Exodus sells more than 1,000 Bitcoin during the quarter, alongside the revenue and performance declines. The company’s results come with reduced engagement metrics, including a drop in monthly active users, which outlets link to the lower revenue. Overall, the coverage agrees that Exodus’s Q1 financial performance worsens year over year due to shrinking income and declining user activity, resulting in the expanded net loss. The reports present the same core figures on net loss and revenue and note Bitcoin sales as part of the quarter’s activity.