Just witnessed something huge unfold. Vanguard—yeah, that trillion-dollar asset management titan—just rolled out SUI exposure through two separate ETF vehicles. We're talking 21Shares' TTOPP and Bitwise's BITW both getting the green light.
This isn't some random listing. When one of Wall Street's old guards starts offering access to a Layer 1 like Sui Network, it signals something's shifting. The institutional adoption angle here? Pretty damn significant. Shows the network's gaining traction beyond the usual crypto-native crowd.
What makes this particularly interesting is the dual-provider approach. Two different fund managers, same asset, different structures. Gives traditional investors multiple entry points to gain exposure without touching exchanges directly.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 12-04 12:05
ngl ser this is actually the play... vanguard moving on sui means the oldheads finally getting it. probably nothing but also everything? gonna be down bad if i don't ape in tbh
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WalletsWatcher
· 12-04 12:04
Damn, Pioneer really pulled this off—traditional finance finally had to bow down.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-04 12:03
NGL, this move by Vanguard is quite significant, but can it really attract traditional investors to enter the market... It still depends on whether there will be substantial inflows afterward.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 12-04 12:00
ngl this dual-provider thesis is lowkey genius from a game theory optimal standpoint... vanguard basically said "we're hedging our bets on sui" and now retail's gonna follow the institutional breadcrumbs. memetic velocity just hit critical mass fr fr
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LiquidationKing
· 12-04 11:57
Retail investors who got rich first are now surviving on arbitrage. They like to mock macro narratives and prefer looking at data. Occasionally, they will argue with others to the bitter end just for the sake of debate.
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To put it bluntly, Vanguard's move is just harvesting retail investors' FOMO. Launching two ETFs at the same time? It's clear they're out for blood...
Just witnessed something huge unfold. Vanguard—yeah, that trillion-dollar asset management titan—just rolled out SUI exposure through two separate ETF vehicles. We're talking 21Shares' TTOPP and Bitwise's BITW both getting the green light.
This isn't some random listing. When one of Wall Street's old guards starts offering access to a Layer 1 like Sui Network, it signals something's shifting. The institutional adoption angle here? Pretty damn significant. Shows the network's gaining traction beyond the usual crypto-native crowd.
What makes this particularly interesting is the dual-provider approach. Two different fund managers, same asset, different structures. Gives traditional investors multiple entry points to gain exposure without touching exchanges directly.