Wu noted that Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said Vanguard responded to its hiring of a head of digital assets, stating that the company has not changed its stance on crypto assets but continues to evaluate emerging technologies including blockchain and tokenization to ensure its brokerage platform meets investor needs. The company is currently forming a team responsible for developing strategy, policy, and control frameworks to prepare its infrastructure for evolving industry standards.

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SymbolsInTheReflection
· 6h ago
Blockchain and tokenization are singled out for discussion, while crypto assets are deliberately avoided. This wordplay—those who know, know.
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NonceNinja
· 10h ago
Assessments aside, the “so-good-it’s-worth-it” law may be late, but it won’t be absent—just wait for ETF flows to rise again and see whether they can still hold their ground.
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CandleChaser
· 10h ago
Vanguard’s move is quite interesting: they say they won’t change their stance, but in practice they’re recruiting people and putting resources into building infrastructure—so I understand the restraint of traditional finance.
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