Bitcoin Still Faces Credibility Questions from Major Institutions
Vanguard, one of the world's largest asset managers, has reiterated its skepticism toward Bitcoin, characterizing it as a speculative "digital toy" rather than a legitimate asset class. The firm's latest position underscores ongoing uncertainty about whether BTC can transition from volatility-driven speculation to a stable store of value.
According to Vanguard's assessment, Bitcoin hasn't yet demonstrated the characteristics necessary to earn recognition as a serious investment vehicle. The core issue: market sentiment continues to dominate price movement, rather than fundamental asset dynamics. Until this pattern shifts—and BTC establishes itself through institutional adoption and reduced speculative trading—major traditional finance players are likely to maintain their cautious stance. This reality reflects a broader divide: while crypto enthusiasts view Bitcoin as digital gold, mainstream institutional investors remain unconvinced of its stability and intrinsic value proposition.
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OptionWhisperer
· 12-13 08:51
Alright, it's the same old story again. Vanguard says Bitcoin is just a toy... It's laughable really, they are still devaluing fiat currency themselves, and then turning around to teach us what assets are.
Wait a minute, if these institutions truly believe in Bitcoin one day, they'll reverse and go all in. Don't pretend to be cautious, capital works this way.
Ultimately, it's still a matter of interests. If BTC really becomes digital gold, how will they continue to harvest profits?
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RetailTherapist
· 12-13 08:51
Haha, Vanguard is still talking about digital toys. Why not take a look at your own management team's holdings?
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ChainPoet
· 12-13 08:46
先锋 says BTC is a toy, but what about their bonds? They're not real gold and silver either.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 12-13 08:46
Vanguard these folks just haven't seen money; BTC will teach them how to invest.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-13 08:22
Vanguard says Bitcoin is a toy? To put it nicely, they just haven't jumped in yet. When it genuinely skyrockets, they'll be hit with FOMO again.
Bitcoin Still Faces Credibility Questions from Major Institutions
Vanguard, one of the world's largest asset managers, has reiterated its skepticism toward Bitcoin, characterizing it as a speculative "digital toy" rather than a legitimate asset class. The firm's latest position underscores ongoing uncertainty about whether BTC can transition from volatility-driven speculation to a stable store of value.
According to Vanguard's assessment, Bitcoin hasn't yet demonstrated the characteristics necessary to earn recognition as a serious investment vehicle. The core issue: market sentiment continues to dominate price movement, rather than fundamental asset dynamics. Until this pattern shifts—and BTC establishes itself through institutional adoption and reduced speculative trading—major traditional finance players are likely to maintain their cautious stance. This reality reflects a broader divide: while crypto enthusiasts view Bitcoin as digital gold, mainstream institutional investors remain unconvinced of its stability and intrinsic value proposition.