First, let’s talk about the first thing—the global asset management giant Vanguard has recently made a sudden shift, directly opening up Bitcoin spot ETF investment channels to over 50 million clients. You have to know, this institution was famous for being conservative, but now its attitude has made a 180-degree turn. The wall between traditional finance and crypto is truly breaking down. The market’s reaction was immediate: Bitcoin surged more than 5% that day, and the Coinbase Premium Index turned positive, indicating institutional buying is indeed coming in. At this rate, breaking through the $100,000 mark might not be just a dream.
The second piece of news is even bigger—Bank of America (the second largest bank in the US) has authorized its 15,000 financial advisors to recommend that clients allocate 1%-4% of their portfolios to crypto assets, mainly through compliant channels like ETFs. This isn’t just a sign of regulatory easing; more importantly, it represents trillions of dollars in traditional wealth behind it. Once these funds start flowing in, Bitcoin’s status as “digital gold” will be even more solid, and in the short term, the inflow into related ETFs will increase by at least 20% as a baseline. $BTC $ETH
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LiquidatedAgain
· 12-06 23:16
Here we go again? I believe Vanguard and Bank of America are opening the channels, but don't forget how we got liquidated last time institutions entered... It's all going up now, but when lending rates soar and forced liquidation prices get closer, someone will get wiped out again. Hindsight is always 20/20.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 12-05 02:26
Whales are quietly accumulating. Has traditional finance really conceded? Why do I still feel a bit uneasy?
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 12-04 04:00
Wow, did Vanguard really open up? Now traditional finance truly has no way out. With a customer base of 50 million, even if only 10% of them take action, that’s a terrifying amount of capital.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 12-04 03:57
Oh no, Vanguard really made a turn this time. The traditional big players are opening up.
The signal for institutions buying the dip is so obvious—what are you still hesitating for?
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SatoshiSherpa
· 12-04 03:49
This time is truly different—both Vanguard and BofA, these two giants, have shifted their stance at the same time. The traditional finance barrier has really been broken. Institutional funds are about to enter the market.
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SerRugResistant
· 12-04 03:49
Oh my, Vanguard is really losing its defenses. Now even traditional finance has to bow down.
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MetaMuskRat
· 12-04 03:38
Damn, even Vanguard has shifted. This time it’s really different—the floodgates of traditional finance have truly opened.
#ETH巨鲸增持 Is this bull run really about to happen?
First, let’s talk about the first thing—the global asset management giant Vanguard has recently made a sudden shift, directly opening up Bitcoin spot ETF investment channels to over 50 million clients. You have to know, this institution was famous for being conservative, but now its attitude has made a 180-degree turn. The wall between traditional finance and crypto is truly breaking down. The market’s reaction was immediate: Bitcoin surged more than 5% that day, and the Coinbase Premium Index turned positive, indicating institutional buying is indeed coming in. At this rate, breaking through the $100,000 mark might not be just a dream.
The second piece of news is even bigger—Bank of America (the second largest bank in the US) has authorized its 15,000 financial advisors to recommend that clients allocate 1%-4% of their portfolios to crypto assets, mainly through compliant channels like ETFs. This isn’t just a sign of regulatory easing; more importantly, it represents trillions of dollars in traditional wealth behind it. Once these funds start flowing in, Bitcoin’s status as “digital gold” will be even more solid, and in the short term, the inflow into related ETFs will increase by at least 20% as a baseline. $BTC $ETH