Brokerage and banking firm Charles Schwab officially began rolling out its crypto trading platform to retail clients in the US, joining the list of traditional financial institutions expanding their digital asset offering. Related Reading: Poland’s PiS Proposes Total Crypto Ban As Lawmakers Review Digital Asset Bills Schwab Launches Spot Trading For BTC, ETH On Tuesday, […]
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A crypto strategist known for making timely Bitcoin calls is warning that BTC may have a sudden correction after returning to the $70,000 range. The pseudonymous trader Cheds tells his 50,500 YouTube subscribers that Bitcoin is facing strong resistance and may enter a downtrend, unless BTC can flip $85,000 into support. The analyst believes Bitcoin’s […]
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Metaplanet booked a ¥114.5 billion ($725 million) net loss for the first quarter of fiscal 2026. Accounting valuation losses on its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings drove the decline after the cryptocurrency posted its worst Q1 since 2018. Bitcoin’s Worst Q1 Since 2018 Hits Metaplanet’s Treasury Bitcoin fell roughly 22% during the first quarter of 2026. The drop marked Bitcoin’s weakest first quarter in eight years. The decline hit major corporate holders, including Metaplanet. “The ordinary loss and quarterly net loss attributable to owners of parent were primarily attributable to accounting valuation losses resulting from the decline in Bitcoin prices at the end of the first quarter and reflect short-term mark-to-market fluctuations,” the firm said. Despite the dip, the Tokyo-listed firm increased its Bitcoin holdings to 40,177 BTC. BTC holdings per fully diluted share rose 2.8
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The financial services provider has begun rolling out Schwab Crypto accounts. This will give eligible retail clients a way to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum [ETH] directly through the same platform they use for traditional investments. For now, the feature is available to most U.S residents, with New York, Louisiana, U.S territories, and international users excluded at this stage. Source: Charles Schwab To access crypto trading, users need to already hold an eligible Schwab brokerage account, such as an individual or joint account. It also depends on location-based eligibility requirements. The new offering is supported by Schwab Premier Bank as custodian, while Paxos will handle trade execution and sub-custody. Schwab also plans to charge a 75-basis-point trading fee. Capital flows positive for Bitcoin Access is widening, and capital is returning. Bitcoin’s realized capit
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Bitcoin (BTC) price slipped below $80,000 on Wednesday, falling more than 2% over the past 24 hours. The drop follows a 37% rally from April lows, stalling at the 200-day moving average (200-day MA). However, three warning signs had flashed red beforehand. The 200-day MA setup, the drivers behind the rally, and on-chain data each pointed to fragility before the breakdown. 1. The $83,000 Push Was Perps, Not Spot Wintermute noted that Bitcoin’s brief breakout to roughly $83,000 marked its first time above $80,000 since January. The move also cleared the 200-day MA that had capped prices for seven months. CryptoQuant placed the resistance line at $82,400. However, the market maker called the breakout the opposite of a healthy bull move. The firm said the price move was triggered by a surge in open interest, which rose from $48 billion to $58 billion over the month. Spot volumes