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Fidelity Launches Retail Crypto Accounts

November 28, 2022 - Around 1 mins mins to read
After initially establishing a waiting list earlier this month, Fidelity has now launched retail crypto trading accounts.
Fidelity Launches Retail Crypto Accounts

Once established, the account offers commission-free Bitcoin and Ether trading. Users who attempted to establish an account were required to read and approve many disclaimers, including a risk statement.

The user was reminded that the service states that a 1% spread would be added to each transaction execution fee.

While Fidelity has been faster in embracing digital assets than most other big investment firms, it has faced some criticism. US senators asked the corporation last week to rethink allowing retirement plan members to invest in Bitcoin.

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Fidelity Launches Retail Crypto Accounts

After initially establishing a waiting list earlier this month, Fidelity has now launched retail crypto trading accounts.
Fidelity Launches Retail Crypto Accounts

Once established, the account offers commission-free Bitcoin and Ether trading. Users who attempted to establish an account were required to read and approve many disclaimers, including a risk statement.

The user was reminded that the service states that a 1% spread would be added to each transaction execution fee.

While Fidelity has been faster in embracing digital assets than most other big investment firms, it has faced some criticism. US senators asked the corporation last week to rethink allowing retirement plan members to invest in Bitcoin.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

Join us to keep track of news: https://linktr.ee/coincu

Website: coincu.com

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