Retail crypto access is moving deeper into traditional brokerage platforms.
Charles Schwab has announced plans to add $SOL, AVAX and $LINK to its Schwab Crypto platform in the coming months, expanding beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Schwab began rolling out direct crypto trading in May 2026 and has nearly 40 million active brokerage accounts, giving these assets access to a much larger pool of mainstream investors.
E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley has also entered spot crypto trading with Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, adding another major brokerage channel for digital assets.
Together, these moves point to a broader shift: crypto is becoming easier to access through platforms investors already use for stocks, ETFs and other traditional assets.
For altcoins such as SOL, AVAX and LINK, getting listed on major brokerages could expand liquidity and visibility as more traditional investors gain direct access.
#Solana #Chainlink #Macro Insights# #Altcoin Season#
Charles Schwab has announced plans to add $SOL, AVAX and $LINK to its Schwab Crypto platform in the coming months, expanding beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Schwab began rolling out direct crypto trading in May 2026 and has nearly 40 million active brokerage accounts, giving these assets access to a much larger pool of mainstream investors.
E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley has also entered spot crypto trading with Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, adding another major brokerage channel for digital assets.
Together, these moves point to a broader shift: crypto is becoming easier to access through platforms investors already use for stocks, ETFs and other traditional assets.
For altcoins such as SOL, AVAX and LINK, getting listed on major brokerages could expand liquidity and visibility as more traditional investors gain direct access.
#Solana #Chainlink #Macro Insights# #Altcoin Season#