Fidelity

The new trading platform from Fidelity, Citadel Securities, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab will enable wide access to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Fidelity Investments has created a 401(k) allowing individuals to invest in bitcoin and MicroStrategy will be the first publicly traded employer to offer it.

Investment giant Fidelity will reportedly enable its 23,000 business clients to offer Bitcoin accounts for their workers’ 401(k)s later this year.

The bitcoin exchange-traded product lists on the Deutsche Boerse today, carrying a 0.75% fee.

A recent report from financial services giant Fidelity captures Bitcoin as an asset class of its own, but fails to recognize its true potential.

The Canadian investment manager said the allocation seeks to improve the two funds’ risk-adjusted returns in the future.

Lending institution Nexo has teamed up with the custodian to explore innovative products and tri-party lending agreements to institutional investors.

The asset manager, now the largest to offer a bitcoin ETF, has also launched a bitcoin mutual fund up North.

The firm was approved by Canadian regulators to launch a bitcoin custody and trading platform catered for institutional investors.

Jurrien Timmer showcased a profound misunderstanding of Bitcoin and its true potential on CNBC.