Managing $11 trillion in assets, Vanguard—a firm that's been skeptical of Bitcoin for years—just made IBIT visible on their platform. That's the spot Bitcoin ETF from a major asset manager. Trading kicks off tomorrow.
Here's why this matters: a company that once dismissed crypto is now giving clients access to it. The shift from resistance to integration keeps accelerating. When the second-biggest player in traditional finance opens the door, it's not just another listing—it's validation that institutional walls are coming down faster than most expected.
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Managing $11 trillion in assets, Vanguard—a firm that's been skeptical of Bitcoin for years—just made IBIT visible on their platform. That's the spot Bitcoin ETF from a major asset manager. Trading kicks off tomorrow.
Here's why this matters: a company that once dismissed crypto is now giving clients access to it. The shift from resistance to integration keeps accelerating. When the second-biggest player in traditional finance opens the door, it's not just another listing—it's validation that institutional walls are coming down faster than most expected.