Vanguard Reverses Years-Long Crypto Ban With New Trading Features From Tomorrow
Vanguard, the $8 trillion US asset manager, will allow crypto-focused ETFs and mutual funds to trade on its platform from December 2, ending its long-standing refusal to support digital asset products.
The decision marks a major shift for the world’s second-largest asset manager and opens regulated crypto access to more than 50 million brokerage customers.
The firm confirmed it will support products that hold Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana, and other regulated cryptocurrencies.
However, it will continue to block funds tied to meme coins and will not launch its own digital asset products.
Vanguard spent years resisting crypto exposure and repeatedly framed…
