2025-12-09 18:46:06

Major news is here! Vanguard Group, the world's second-largest asset manager after BlackRock, is set to officially launch its Bitcoin ETF product tomorrow.

This is a big deal. Vanguard manages trillions of dollars in assets and has previously maintained a cautious stance toward cryptocurrencies. Now, by launching a BTC ETF themselves, they are setting an example for traditional financial institutions—Bitcoin has shifted from being a fringe asset to a mainstream allocation option.

The market reaction will likely be reflected in prices very quickly. When BlackRock's IBIT ETF launched, it drove a significant price increase. With Vanguard entering the game, the scale of capital inflows could be even greater. After all, their client base is enormous, and even if only a small portion allocates funds to BTC, the volume would be considerable.

Missing out on Bitcoin at just a few dollars ten years ago doesn't matter; now is the time to seize the window of institutional adoption, which could be the next critical turning point.

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SigmaBrain

· 6h ago

Pioneer has also entered the market, and now traditional finance really can't stop it. Hey, wait a minute, could this wave be another prelude for institutions to cut leeks? Come on, funds, let's surge! Honestly, watching these giants enter one by one, I feel like good things are coming. Another reason for FOMO is born haha. Pioneer entering = institutional approval, this logic is sound. Is it too late to get on now? Pioneers with trillions of assets, even a small inflow can push prices to the limit. Institutions are competing to buy, are retail investors about to be harvested again? Is this trend window really the only chance? I always feel like I hear this every time.

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HackerWhoCares

· 12-09 19:16

Vanguard's move is indeed aggressive. Traditional financial giants are entering one after another, and the era of institutional alliances has arrived.

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HashBard

· 12-09 19:14

vanguard finally breaking character... the institutional narrative arc just hit its third act, honestly didn't think they'd bend this fast ngl

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Degen4Breakfast

· 12-09 19:14

With this pioneering move, traditional old money has finally caught on. There's really no doubt now—BTC is making the shift from a wild asset to a mainstream one.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 12-09 19:13

Vanguard made a brilliant move with this one. The traditional giants are finally starting to take BTC seriously.

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RugDocScientist

· 12-09 19:04

Vanguard is really here now—the last bone of traditional finance is about to be gnawed on as well.

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OnchainHolmes

· 12-09 18:56

Vanguard has also started working on a Bitcoin ETF. Now traditional finance really can't sit still.