Webull, the Chinese-founded stock trading app tipped to be valued at more than $7 billion, has shuttered its Irish subsidiaries while it still plots its route to the European market. Webull’s app lets users buy and sell stocks, options and ETFs, in a similar vein to apps like Robinhood and Freetrade. It has been active in the US for some time and has launched in the UK but a wider European launch is still in the works. It established two entities in Ireland in 2021 and 2022 called Webull Holdings (Europe) Limited and its subsidiary Webull Securities (Europe) Limited in…

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