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BREAKING: Vanguard Weighs Allowing Trading of Crypto ETFs

One by one, the dominoes are falling…

The world’s second-largest asset manager - Vanguard, with $10 trillion AUM - is finally preparing to drop its ban on crypto.

Since spot Bitcoin ETFs launched last January, Vanguard has stayed on the sidelines while rivals like Fidelity, Schwab, and BlackRock raced ahead.

But now, sources say the giant is laying the groundwork to let brokerage clients access third-party crypto ETFs.

As far as we know, Vanguard isn’t planning to launch its own crypto products yet.

Instead, this is about demand.

Clients are asking.

Regulators are clearing the runway.

And with Trump’s SEC fast-tracking approvals, the excuses are gone.

It helps that Vanguard’s new CEO, Salim Ramji, is a BlackRock veteran who personally oversaw Larry Fink’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF - now a juggernaut with $80B in assets.

For years, Vanguard was proudly anti-crypto. But the tide has turned.

Wall Street’s biggest players aren’t just testing the waters - they’re being dragged in by clients, regulation, and fear of being left behind.

If Vanguard moves, the final wall cracks.

And when $10 trillion says “yes”… the rest of the world won’t have a choice.

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Hopefully you didn’t get shaken out by last week’s volatility.

Because Uptober is about to begin.

Historically, October is crypto’s 3rd best month - that’s why it earned the nickname “Uptober.”

And it doesn’t stop there.

November has been crypto’s #1 best month historically.

The time is now.

This is the worst possible moment to flip bearish.

You’ve been warned. ⚡️

Outflows are back…

Last week, Digital asset funds saw outflows totalling $812 million.

Let’s break it down.

Bitcoin led the outflows, with $719 million exiting.

Ethereum wasn’t far behind, with $409.4 million in weekly outflows.

Solana and XRP bucked the trend likely in anticipation of the upcoming US ETF launches, experiencing inflows of $291m and $93.1m respectively.

From a regional perspective, the U.S. saw the most significant outflows, totalling $1.04 billion.

Whilst Switzerland, Canada and Germany saw inflows of $126.8m, $58.6m and $35.5m respectively.

CoinShares notes that these outflows were likely a result of rate cut expectations cooling slightly due to stronger than expected macro data.

(Particularly the revised GDP and durable goods figures)

Regardless, month-to-date inflows still stand at ~$4 billion and year-to-date inflows at $39.6 billion.

CoinShares notes that the YTD figure is still on track to match last years record of $48.6 billion.

What happens to Bitcoin policy and liquidity if US government shuts down? Prediction markets put shutdown odds near 80% for 2025; a lapse would slow crypto progress until calendars reset.

Massachusetts to hold hearing to consider Bitcoin reserve bill. After about seven months with no movement in Massachusetts’ legislature, a Bitcoin reserve bill introduced by state senator Peter Durant is scheduled for a hearing next week.

Leveraged Bitcoin (BTC) Longs are Back in Force, Trading Firm Says. BTC's perpetual open interest and funding rates are rising again, QCP Capital noted.

'The turf war is over': CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham says as agencies look to work together on crypto. The "turf war is over," between the SEC and CFTC, said CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham during a roundtable on Monday.

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