Vanguard opened its platform to spot Bitcoin ETFs while senior strategist John Ameriks told a Bloomberg forum the firm still sees no long-term investment case for BTC. The comments underline a cautious institutional stance despite increased product availability.
Michael Burry admitted "How Wrong I’ve Been" and pushed back at journalists and commentators, including Bloomberg, who cite his early‑2021 bearish calls on Bitcoin to dismiss his current warnings.
Bank of America will permit wealth advisors to recommend crypto allocations in client portfolios starting next month, the bank announced Thursday. The move is seen as a milestone for mainstream acceptance of digital assets within traditional wealth management.
Investor Kevin O'Leary declared that bitcoin and ethereum are the only sources of alpha left in crypto, calling other tokens "noise." His blunt stance spotlights a growing concentration of attention on BTC and ETH.
Vanguard will allow regulated digital-asset ETFs on its platform, giving its roughly 50 million clients access and reversing a long-standing anti-crypto stance. The firm says listings will follow its compliance and custody standards.
Ethereum stayed above $2,900 on Wednesday after spot ETF inflows of $96.67 million, with growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts lifting risk appetite across crypto markets.
Coinbase Ventures announced nine investment themes for 2026, focusing on RWA perpetuals, specialized trading venues, enhanced DeFi composability, and AI-driven developer tooling. The move signals a strategic push into infrastructure and on-chain financial primitives as markets mature.
Robert Kiyosaki intensified his warning of a historic market crash and urged investors to buy more Bitcoin (BTC) after selling part of his holdings, saying a harsher phase is taking shape. His comments add a high-profile voice to growing risk-off sentiment.
Younger, wealthier Americans are moving away from financial advisors who dismiss Bitcoin, seeking professionals who can combine crypto exposure with broad, low-cost equity index strategies.
Robert Kiyosaki revealed he sold his Bitcoin at $90,000 on Nov. 21, 2025, despite projecting in early November that BTC could reach $250,000 by 2026. The move undercuts his recent bullish public stance and draws attention from retail investors.