Charles Schwab has begun offering direct trading of Bitcoin and Ethereum to select retail investors through its new Schwab Crypto platform, charging a 0.75% fee per trade. This service expands Schwab's crypto offerings beyond ETFs and derivatives, with custody by Charles Schwab Premier Bank and trade execution by Paxos. The launch coincides with $233 million in net outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, led by BlackRock and Fidelity funds, suggesting some investors may be shifting from ETFs to direct crypto exposure. Schwab manages $11.77 trillion in client assets and reported strong Q1 earnings, highlighting its growing influence in the crypto trading space.
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