This whole thing is like a D&D game gone mad. (And, no, I never played D&D.)

As each day passes, the Tether argument becomes less and less significant. The inflows of capital from the BTC ETFs over the last month has been staggering. Michael Saylor and MSTR have taken years to accumulate 193,000 BTC, which is incredible. However, just within the last month, over 327,000 bitcoins have been accumulated via the ETFs, which is unprecedented. Blackrock, Fidelity and others in that ETF space are sucking up the supply of Bitcoin at a rate we've never seen before. Couple that level of demand with the halving coming up within a month and it's not too hard to see that the supply shock is going to send prices through the roof.Not to overstate the white elephant in the room... but the Tether bomb is still ticking.
What 180 stance? They will almost certainly not participate in crypto. You guys associate everything with a crypto spin. To a hammer, everything looks like a nail.Actually, it may get heated even more. Vanguard looks to be doing a 180 on their stance. The CEO already got the boot-- I mean 'early retirement' for missing the boat. Not to mention the current boycott by their own customers over this failure.
What 180 stance? They will almost certainly not participate in crypto. You guys associate everything with a crypto spin. To a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
Link?Anonymous source said Mr Fink called the Vanguard ceo himself and said either resign or be publicly humiliated and fired
It's been decided that Vanguard will reverse their position on offering bitcoin spot etf's