Kabar baik besar: The Fed mengakhiri rencana pengetatan, Vanguard Group membuka perdagangan kripto

The Federal Reserve ended its quantitative tightening program on Monday and injected $13.5 billion in liquidity through overnight repo operations, marking the second-largest liquidity injection. As liquidity begins to ease, Bitcoin received a classic macro bullish signal on Tuesday. After nearly $1 billion in leveraged positions were almost liquidated during last week’s sharp sell-off, Bitcoin rebounded strongly above $90,000 on Tuesday. Market analysts believe that with the Fed officially halting balance sheet reductions this month, Bitcoin and risk assets could receive a new liquidity boost, providing a major bullish driver.

The world’s second-largest asset management giant, Vanguard Group, for the first time allows its clients to purchase cryptocurrency ETFs managed by other institutions, opening up trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and other cryptocurrencies. It’s worth noting that Vanguard has long publicly refused to provide any trading channels for Bitcoin or crypto-related ETFs. Even on the day in 2024 when the SEC approved the first spot Bitcoin ETFs, Vanguard specifically stated that it would not list any crypto products, maintaining a firm stance. Therefore, this shift is described as ending years of resistance. Industry insiders point out that this move will, for the first time, open the door for tens of millions of Vanguard’s traditional asset clients with strong financial strength to compliant crypto investment products, potentially profoundly impacting the speed of crypto asset penetration in mainstream institutions. However, it’s important to note that Vanguard has not launched its own crypto fund and still excludes highly volatile meme coins.