 the second largest cryptocurrency. The filings came in anticipation of the fund's debuting as early as next week. Both BlackRock and Fidelity said they would charge 0.25% for their yet-to-launch products, though BlackRock is issuing a reduction for the first 12 months, or $2.5 billion gathered in assets. Fidelity said it, too, is waiving its fee through the end of the year. The firm did not impose a limit on assets, though. All in all, the proposed fees run from as low as 0.19% as put forward by Franklin