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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.

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Morgan Stanley sets up digital asset lab to verify stablecoins and tokenisation

Morgan Stanley has set up a digital asset lab to verify stablecoin, tokenisation and decentralised finance technologies. The lab is a separate environment designed to let employees test new technologies without putting the bank’s core systems at risk. The bank said the lab will also examine DeFi vault structures, including software that automatically manages assets based on preset strategies. Executives said the goal is to evaluate feasibility while controlling regulatory and operational risks.

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Charles Schwab opens direct cryptocurrency trading in 48 U.S. states, supporting bitcoin and ether

Charles Schwab has begun direct trading of bitcoin and ether across about 40 million brokerage accounts, opening the service in 48 U.S. states excluding New York and Louisiana. The product, called Schwab Crypto, carries a 0.75 percent trading fee and is operated by Charles Schwab Premier Bank and Paxos. Schwab has kept risk warnings, saying even a 1 to 3 percent allocation can overly affect a portfolio.