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Charles Schwab expands direct bitcoin and ether trading to all eligible U.S. retail clients, fee 0.75 percent

U.S. brokerage Charles Schwab has expanded its direct trading service for bitcoin and ether to all retail clients who meet U.S. eligibility requirements. Schwab opened Schwab Crypto spot trading for the two tokens to its full customer base after offering it to some clients in May. The brokerage charges a 0.75 percent fee per trade, with order sizes from $1 to $2 million, and the service is unavailable to clients outside the United States.

AI & Enterprise

Still not sure: From finance to e-commerce, companies increasingly block external AI agents

As personal AI agents aimed at individual users spread, website operators are increasingly debating whether to allow them access. For now, more companies in sectors ranging from finance to consumer services are moving to block outside AI agents. Major U.S. banks have imposed restrictions, citing security concerns and the risk of deposit outflows. Some review, travel and e-commerce firms are also limiting agent activity, while others open access and accelerate development of their own agents.

Crypto

Six in 10 U.S. crypto investors plan to buy more within a year, survey shows

Six in 10 U.S. cryptocurrency investors plan to increase their holdings over the next 12 months, a Charles Schwab survey showed. Crypto ranked highest among major asset classes for intent to add exposure, ahead of ETFs, stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Schwab’s digital assets head said existing crypto investors are increasing allocations, with younger investors leading momentum. The survey found 1 in 5 Americans own crypto, and another 1 in 5 are interested in buying.