Big institutions say in words that there are risks, but their bodies are very honest
The world’s second-largest asset management giant, Vanguard. This company used to be the number one hater in the crypto world—never said a single good word, always kept singing its downfall. But yesterday it made a complete 180-degree turn and announced that its platform customers can directly buy and sell BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETFs. This shows that the attitudes of big institutions and big capital have changed completely #HKJulyGoldNetExportsToMainland56.193Tons $BTC
And that’s not all. Even Bank of America couldn’t sit still. It directly advised its premium clients to set aside 1% to 4% of your assets to allocate some digital assets for fun. You do the math—1% is already an astronomical amount. If this money pours in, how could Bitcoin not rise?
The world’s second-largest asset management giant, Vanguard. This company used to be the number one hater in the crypto world—never said a single good word, always kept singing its downfall. But yesterday it made a complete 180-degree turn and announced that its platform customers can directly buy and sell BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETFs. This shows that the attitudes of big institutions and big capital have changed completely #HKJulyGoldNetExportsToMainland56.193Tons $BTC
And that’s not all. Even Bank of America couldn’t sit still. It directly advised its premium clients to set aside 1% to 4% of your assets to allocate some digital assets for fun. You do the math—1% is already an astronomical amount. If this money pours in, how could Bitcoin not rise?
