#美联储恢复降息进程 This time Wall Street is not probing; they are directly coming to overturn the table.
Just saw an explosive piece of news: Goldman Sachs spent $2 billion to completely acquire Innovator, a master in the ETF design field. Don't underestimate this deal; it's not just an ordinary acquisition, but a precise strike at a key piece in the crypto track.
Goldman Sachs CEO is not hiding it: actively managed ETFs are the most profitable business coming up. Innovator excels at creating various complex structured ETF products, including those specifically serving crypto investors. Even more aggressive, Goldman Sachs is already a core market maker for several mainstream Bitcoin spot ETFs, and now their role has directly upgraded—from "helping others sell products" to "creating products themselves + selling them themselves". They control the entire chain from product design rights to market liquidity.
The crypto space has always been quite conflicted: on one hand, it craves the vast amounts of money and legitimate status from Wall Street, yet on the other hand, it fears being "tamed" by traditional financial practices. However, Goldman Sachs's actions indicate that they are no longer interested in knocking on the door outside; they plan to go directly inside and rearrange the furniture.
So the question arises: when Goldman Sachs begins to personally customize the play of cryptocurrency products, do you think this is an accelerator for the industry's takeoff, or a beautifully packaged power struggle? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 5h ago
Goldman Sachs is playing hardball with this move—buying out the design rights for $2 billion outright. They're clearly trying to define the rules of the game.
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Wait, does a rate cut always mean crypto prices will go up? Somehow this time feels different to me.
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Now that Wall Street is getting involved, the good days for retail investors might be over.
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After Innovator got swallowed up, how are those small ETF product designers supposed to survive? This is monopoly, plain and simple.
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Domestication? Give me a break. We’ve always been the ones being domesticated—Goldman is just more upfront about it.
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I just want to know if Goldman Sachs’s ETF fees will be lower; otherwise, this deal doesn’t mean much for retail investors.
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Mome88
· 6h ago
WIF break the $0.39 level and trading above it.
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IJustHaveASmallGoal
· 12-02 13:53
Sit tight and hold on, we are about to To da moon 🛫
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IJustHaveASmallGoal
· 12-02 13:53
Sit tight and hold on, we are about to To da moon 🛫
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IJustHaveASmallGoal
· 12-02 13:53
Sit tight and hold on, we are about to To da moon 🛫
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IJustHaveASmallGoal
· 12-02 13:53
Sit tight and hold on, we are about to To da moon 🛫
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IJustHaveASmallGoal
· 12-02 13:53
Sit tight and hold on, we are about to To da moon 🛫
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IJustHaveASmallGoal
· 12-02 13:52
Sit tight and hold on, we are about to To da moon 🛫
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IJustHaveASmallGoal
· 12-02 13:52
Quick, enter a position! 🚗
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RegenRestorer
· 12-02 13:01
Goldman's move is truly brilliant, directly upgrading from market maker to product designer, completely taking control of the narrative.
#美联储恢复降息进程 This time Wall Street is not probing; they are directly coming to overturn the table.
Just saw an explosive piece of news: Goldman Sachs spent $2 billion to completely acquire Innovator, a master in the ETF design field. Don't underestimate this deal; it's not just an ordinary acquisition, but a precise strike at a key piece in the crypto track.
Goldman Sachs CEO is not hiding it: actively managed ETFs are the most profitable business coming up. Innovator excels at creating various complex structured ETF products, including those specifically serving crypto investors. Even more aggressive, Goldman Sachs is already a core market maker for several mainstream Bitcoin spot ETFs, and now their role has directly upgraded—from "helping others sell products" to "creating products themselves + selling them themselves". They control the entire chain from product design rights to market liquidity.
The crypto space has always been quite conflicted: on one hand, it craves the vast amounts of money and legitimate status from Wall Street, yet on the other hand, it fears being "tamed" by traditional financial practices. However, Goldman Sachs's actions indicate that they are no longer interested in knocking on the door outside; they plan to go directly inside and rearrange the furniture.
So the question arises: when Goldman Sachs begins to personally customize the play of cryptocurrency products, do you think this is an accelerator for the industry's takeoff, or a beautifully packaged power struggle? Share your thoughts in the comments.