Schwab to launch spot Bitcoin and Ethereum trading in early 2026

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Charles Schwab plans to launch spot Bitcoin and Ethereum trading through its banking subsidiary in early 2026. The market for Bitcoin surpassing $100,000 by June 30 currently lacks specific odds.

Schwab’s move into crypto trading marks a major step for institutional adoption, managing nearly $12 trillion in assets. This could strengthen bullish sentiment for Bitcoin, which has remained stable despite geopolitical tensions.

Schwab joins other financial giants in embracing digital assets, aligning with U.S. regulatory trends. Increased institutional participation could drive crypto prices higher.

The market reaction is unclear due to missing trading volume data. The depth and liquidity of the market remain uncertain, but Schwab’s entry could attract significant interest.

The main question is whether Schwab’s involvement will boost Bitcoin prices. At ?¢, a YES share on Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by June 30 pays $1. Institutional adoption and regulatory clarity are key factors for this outcome.

Watch for actions from BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale, as well as any SEC regulatory changes or major institutional Bitcoin purchases.

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