Fidelity Opens Wait List For Commission-Free Bitcoin Trading
The banking giant announced it had opened a wait list for its bitcoin trading offering, but it has yet to set a launch date.Financial services behemoth Fidelity Investments has opened access to a wait list for its bitcoin trading offering, according to its website. Users can express interest in the product, offered by its subsidiary Fidelity Digital Assets, by signing up on the firm’s web page. The product will waive commission fees, an attempt to compete with popular cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance that have recently launched zero-fee trading. Fidelity, however, will....
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Fidelity Investments, one of the world’s largest brokerage firms with $9.9 trillion in assets under administration, is launching Fidelity Crypto, a service that allows retail investors to trade bitcoin and ether commission-free. “A meaningful portion of Fidelity customers are already interested in and own crypto,” the firm said.
Fidelity Investments to Begin Offering Crypto Trading to Retail Investors
Fidelity Investments, one of the largest brokerages in the world, is launching a commission-free crypto trading service for retail investors. The firm serves....
Fidelity Crypto will focus on Bitcoin and Ether initially. The brokerage will make money by charging a 1% spread on trades. Fidelity Investments is expanding retail access to commission-free cryptocurrency trading services — a move designed to recognize growing mainstream interest in digital assets. According to CNBC, Fidelity’s new crypto offering will be powered by its subsidiary, Fidelity Digital Assets. Dubbed Fidelity Crypto, the new service will give retail investors the ability to buy and sell Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) with minimal fees. Instead of a commission, Fidelity Crypto....
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SPOILER ALERT: Asset Manager Fidelity thinks “bitcoin should be considered first and separate from all other digital assets that have come after it.” This is huge, considering the Fidelity Digital Assets division’s website opens with “We envision a future where all types of assets are issued natively on blockchains or represented in tokenized format.” That […]
After reporting on Wednesday that Fidelity users would be able to add Second Market's Bitcoin Investment Trust to their list of securities in their Individual Retirement Accounts [IRA], we here at CryptoCoinsNews must issue a correction. Fidelity has done an apparent 180 in the time that this story has gone viral. On Wednesday, it was first reported on Marketwatch that some Fidelity clients had been allowed to invest in the Bitcoin Investment Trust through their IRAs. However, earlier today, Fidelity's director of public relations Rob Beauregard said specifically in a phone interview: We....