#数字货币市场回调 To be honest, Vanguard's recent actions are somewhat unexpected.
This asset management giant, known for its conservative approach, has surprisingly started allowing clients to trade cryptocurrency ETFs and funds. It is worth noting that in the past, they treated digital assets as a major threat and resolutely refused to include these "high-risk items" in their investment portfolios. The change in attitude is quite thorough.
Andrew Kadjeski, the head of brokerage and investment at Vanguard, explained that these cryptocurrency ETFs have shown good resilience during market volatility. This implies that they have matured and the risks are manageable. They have also heard the voices of retail investors – after all, who would go against money?
This shift is actually quite symbolic. When traditional financial institutions begin to compromise (or embrace) the crypto market, it indicates that the entire industry's compliance process has taken a significant step forward. Customers have more choices, and institutions have more product lines to meet their needs.
However, speaking of which, how much incremental capital will Vanguard bring to the market? This is the point that is more worth observing. $BNB
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MagicBean
· 10h ago
Finally, this moment has arrived—the doors of traditional finance are truly about to open.
It's different when mainstream institutions enter the space. Just looking at Vanguard's change in attitude, you can tell how far crypto has come.
I just want to know if this will be like the internet bubble back in the day, or if it's truly the beginning of a new era.
By the way, which coins will they support? Will $BNB be listed on their platform?
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FlatlineTrader
· 12-02 15:39
This is the real turning point, traditional giants are bowing down one after another, and encryption can no longer be demonized.
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PonziDetector
· 12-02 14:11
Another traditional finance trick pretending to be open-minded, talking about strong resilience... it's really funny.
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FlashLoanLord
· 12-02 14:11
After so many years of being a conservative, are they finally willing to back down? This really cracks me up.
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blocksnark
· 12-02 14:03
Alright Vanguard, have you finally come to your senses? Even the old conservatives can't resist the allure of the crypto world.
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MoneyBurner
· 12-02 13:54
The pros are all lying in ambush, and I'm still watching the show? Hurry up and build a position, brothers.
#数字货币市场回调 To be honest, Vanguard's recent actions are somewhat unexpected.
This asset management giant, known for its conservative approach, has surprisingly started allowing clients to trade cryptocurrency ETFs and funds. It is worth noting that in the past, they treated digital assets as a major threat and resolutely refused to include these "high-risk items" in their investment portfolios. The change in attitude is quite thorough.
Andrew Kadjeski, the head of brokerage and investment at Vanguard, explained that these cryptocurrency ETFs have shown good resilience during market volatility. This implies that they have matured and the risks are manageable. They have also heard the voices of retail investors – after all, who would go against money?
This shift is actually quite symbolic. When traditional financial institutions begin to compromise (or embrace) the crypto market, it indicates that the entire industry's compliance process has taken a significant step forward. Customers have more choices, and institutions have more product lines to meet their needs.
However, speaking of which, how much incremental capital will Vanguard bring to the market? This is the point that is more worth observing. $BNB