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Cointelegraph by Vince Quill

Vanguard's John Ameriks likens Bitcoin to a plush collectible despite December ETF access

At Bloomberg's ETFs in Depth conference in New York City, Vanguard's quantitative equity chief John Ameriks compared Bitcoin to a digital plush collectible, calling it a purely speculative asset. His remarks came after Vanguard's December policy shift that let its more than 50 million clients trade crypto exchange-traded funds, even as Bitcoin trades above $90,000 with 16 years of network uptime. Ameriks noted Bitcoin could gain non-speculative utility in environments of high fiat inflation or political instability, but said Vanguard will not give clients advice on specific crypto tokens.
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