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On the 27th, U.S. financial services giant Charles Schwab officially announced that it will expand the scope of services offered by its cryptocurrency platform. Over the coming months, it plans to gradually add spot trading functionality for Solana (SOL), Avalanche (AVAX), and Chainlink (LINK). The move sparked dynamic price action among related tokens after the news release, with Solana recording a particularly notable surge at one point.
Joe Vietri, head of digital assets at Schwab, said that following the launch of spot trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum earlier this May, this expansion is intended to meet the growing demand among retail investors for diversified allocations. In the future, clients will be able to directly buy and sell major cryptocurrencies seamlessly through their Schwab Crypto accounts, the official website, mobile applications, and the thinkorswim professional trading platform—while managing traditional securities assets at the same time.
In terms of fees and infrastructure, the platform charges a fixed fee of 75 basis points (0.75%) per cryptocurrency trade. Market analysis noted that as a traditional financial giant managing trillions of dollars in assets, Schwab’s continued buildup of digital assets not only provides mainstream investors with a more compliant and appropriate channel, but also signals that traditional brokerages are accelerating the full integration of cryptocurrencies into everyday investment accounts.
On the 27th, U.S. financial services giant Charles Schwab officially announced that it will expand the scope of services offered by its cryptocurrency platform. Over the coming months, it plans to gradually add spot trading functionality for Solana (SOL), Avalanche (AVAX), and Chainlink (LINK). The move sparked dynamic price action among related tokens after the news release, with Solana recording a particularly notable surge at one point.
Joe Vietri, head of digital assets at Schwab, said that following the launch of spot trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum earlier this May, this expansion is intended to meet the growing demand among retail investors for diversified allocations. In the future, clients will be able to directly buy and sell major cryptocurrencies seamlessly through their Schwab Crypto accounts, the official website, mobile applications, and the thinkorswim professional trading platform—while managing traditional securities assets at the same time.
In terms of fees and infrastructure, the platform charges a fixed fee of 75 basis points (0.75%) per cryptocurrency trade. Market analysis noted that as a traditional financial giant managing trillions of dollars in assets, Schwab’s continued buildup of digital assets not only provides mainstream investors with a more compliant and appropriate channel, but also signals that traditional brokerages are accelerating the full integration of cryptocurrencies into everyday investment accounts.
