Vanguard has opened access to third-party crypto ETFs and mutual funds for its brokerage clients, a sharp reversal from its earlier resistance. The move is seen as a strong signal of growing institutional acceptance of digital assets.
Vanguard, the $11 trillion asset manager, has made a stunning pivot by allowing 50 million brokerage customers to trade crypto ETFs including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP. Industry analysts call it the 'last resistance broken' and a highly bullish signal for digital assets.
Vanguard Group, managing $11 trillion, has reversed its long-standing opposition by allowing its 50 million brokerage clients to trade crypto ETFs, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP. Industry experts call this the most bullish institutional signal of the year, predicting improved liquidity and mainstream adoption.
Multiple XRP ETFs have been listed on the DTCC, signaling operational readiness. Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, and Canary Capital are racing to launch, with SEC amendments suggesting trading could begin this month, marking a milestone for digital asset integration.
SoFi has added XRP deposits to its regulated crypto platform, giving U.S. retail users another access point to the asset. Ripple said broader availability can help expand participation and utility.
SoFi enables XRP deposits on its regulated OCC-chartered bank platform. Ripple welcomes the move, highlighting that expanded access leads to more user participation and increased utility for the token.
SoFi has added XRP deposits to its regulated crypto platform, giving U.S. retail users another compliant access point. Ripple says broader availability can increase participation and help strengthen XRP’s utility over time.
SoFi has added XRP deposits to its regulated crypto platform, giving U.S. retail users another access point to the asset. Ripple said broader availability can drive participation and utility as crypto becomes more integrated with traditional finance.
