Chainlink lands at Charles Schwab: LINK carries a 0.75 percent fee, but investors in Germany are left out

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research.Charles Schwab added Chainlink to its crypto offering on November 9 and charges 0.75 percent per order. For investors in Germany the route to LINK still runs through licensed exchanges, some of them cheaper, plus the key price levels and the holding period.Chainlink has been tradable at Charles Schwab since November 9, but only for customers in the US.Add as a preferred source on GoogleFollow on Google NewsSince Monday, November 9, customers of US broker Charles Schwab have been able to buy and sell Chainlink. Schwab added LINK to its Schwab Crypto offering together with Solana and Avalanche and charges 0.75 percent of the order value. For investors in Germany the route to the token stays the same: Schwab Crypto is only open to customers resident in the US, and here a MiCA-licensed exchange remains the direct way to LINK. Chainlink trades at $10.61 on Tuesday morning, or €9.44, according to CoinGecko. That is 2.3 percent more than 24 hours earlier, but 3.7 percent less than a we...