In brief
- The firm will open trading for funds holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana, aligning crypto with other non-core assets it already supports.
- The move follows months of internal review and comes amid steady demand despite a broader market pullback.
- Vanguard previously sat out the rapid growth of spot U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, whose combined assets have climbed from $25 billion in early 2024 to about $125 billion.
Vanguard is opening its brokerage platform to crypto-focused ETFs and mutual funds, abandoning a stance that had kept digital-asset products off its shelves for years.
Beginning Tuesday, the firm will permit trading in funds that hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana, putting crypto exposure on the same footing as other…
Dec 01 2025
