Charles Schwab is bringing Bitcoin trading to Main Street: the $11.77 trillion brokerage giant has launched spot BTC trading for U.S. retail clients, deepening Wall Street’s accelerating embrace of digital assets.
Charles Schwab is expanding deeper into digital assets, announcing plans for a forthcoming product that will allow clients to buy and sell bitcoin directly.
SoFi has become the first U.S. national bank to offer retail crypto services, launching its SoFi Crypto platform to let customers buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin directly in their accounts, with full access for all 12.6 million members expected by the end of 2025.
Roxom has launched the first-ever Bitcoin-denominated perpetual futures, allowing traders to benchmark and trade the S&P 500 and Gold directly in Bitcoin terms instead of traditional currencies.
With Bitcoin price hovering around $111,000, easyGroup founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has launched easyBitcoin, a new trading platform. The platform, developed with Uphold, aims to simplify Bitcoin investment for retail users at a time when corporate Bitcoin holdings exceed 1 million BTC, representing 5% of the circulating supply.
Standard Chartered has officially launched spot Bitcoin trading for institutional clients through its UK branch, according to a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine....
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