"Many crypto analysts are bullish about what Vanguard's entry means for Bitcoin. They point out that Bitcoin's supply is fixed at 21 million coins, with over 19.6 million already mined. Any influx of new buyers can have an outsized effect on price given the scarce supply. With tens of millions of new investors now gaining easy access through a trusted platform, the pool of potential Bitcoin demand has expanded dramatically."
"The sheer scale of Vanguard's $11 trillion clientele means the impact won't arrive as a one-time tsunami, but as persistent demand. Fifty million new potential investors with trillions in assets don't create overnight pumps-they create steady, persistent demand that supports multi-year bull markets. Market Reaction: 6% Rally and $400M Short Squeeze Options markets saw heavy activity too, with large call options accumulating around the $95,000 to $100,000 strikes. That's a sign some big players are positioning for Bitcoin approaching the $100K threshold soon."
Vanguard reversed its prior blocking of customer access to spot Bitcoin ETFs and now allows clients to buy ETFs from issuers like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Bitwise while not launching its own crypto funds. Vanguard's $11 trillion client base and roughly fifty million potential investors create ongoing demand rather than a one-time surge, supporting multi-year bull markets. Options activity clustered around $95,000–$100,000 strikes and a recent 6% rally accompanied a $400 million short squeeze. Bitcoin's fixed 21 million supply, with over 19.6 million mined, means increased buyer inflows can have outsized price effects.
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