Big news for crypto adoption: Vanguard, sitting as the world's second-largest asset manager, just made a notable policy shift. They're now opening their platform to ETFs and mutual funds that mainly invest in cryptocurrencies.
This marks a significant turn for a firm that's historically kept crypto at arm's length. For context, Vanguard manages trillions in assets, so their platforms carry serious weight in traditional finance circles.
What does this mean? Investors using Vanguard can now access crypto exposure through regulated fund structures without leaving the ecosystem they trust. It's another signal that digital assets are gradually becoming standard portfolio options rather than fringe alternatives.
The institutional walls keep coming down, one giant at a time.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 12-01 22:04
Now TradFi really can't hold on any longer. With the collapse of the Vanguard Group's reputation, the days of institutions enjoying easy profits are over.
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 12-01 22:02
ngl the aesthetic here is lowkey fascinating... watching institutional gatekeepers slowly aestheticize what was once pure counterculture. vanguard's not inventing the paradigm, they're just finally acknowledging it exists. the real meta-narrative? when the frame becomes the subject. interesting inflection point.
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GetRichLeek
· 12-01 22:00
First, let's blow a 🔞, first blow, the trillion-dollar big player is entering the market, this time it really is different... Wait, why do I always say this? Three years ago when Bitcoin surged to 30,000, I said the same thing, and look at where we are now... Forget it, anyway, the signals for institutions to buy the dip have long been indicated, on-chain data has already shown this, and there is also technical support, this time it might really be lying in ambush correctly?
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MerkleDreamer
· 12-01 21:55
Ngl, the pioneer has finally taken this step, and the fortress of TradFi is really slowly collapsing.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 12-01 21:47
ngl vanguard finally caving is kinda huge... traditional finance gatekeepers dropping like dominoes fr
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-01 21:41
Wait a minute, wait a minute... wait a minute... Is Vanguard really going to open up? The defense line of TradFi has really collapsed now.
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RumbleValidator
· 12-01 21:40
What does this step from Vanguard mean? It means that TradFi has finally acknowledged our technological validation over the past few years. Node stability, Consensus Mechanism, system security... these are no longer topics confined to a small circle.
Big news for crypto adoption: Vanguard, sitting as the world's second-largest asset manager, just made a notable policy shift. They're now opening their platform to ETFs and mutual funds that mainly invest in cryptocurrencies.
This marks a significant turn for a firm that's historically kept crypto at arm's length. For context, Vanguard manages trillions in assets, so their platforms carry serious weight in traditional finance circles.
What does this mean? Investors using Vanguard can now access crypto exposure through regulated fund structures without leaving the ecosystem they trust. It's another signal that digital assets are gradually becoming standard portfolio options rather than fringe alternatives.
The institutional walls keep coming down, one giant at a time.