Firm with $4.5 Trillion Worth of Assets Under Management Enables Bitcoin Trading
U.S. asset manager Fidelity Investments has decided to launch Bitcoin (BTC) trading for retail investors, catering to the needs of a growing number of the company’s clients. "The wait is over," the company said in an ema...
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"The wait is over," the company said in an email m sent to a group of its users on November 28, declaring that a Fidelity brokerage account was necessary to be able to fund a new Fidelity Crypto account, industry site TheBlock.co reported. ...
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