2025-12-04 17:28:44

Next week NYC is hosting a major ETF-focused gathering, and here's the kicker—Vanguard just confirmed they're joining the crypto discussion panel. The agenda's packed with hot-button debates across the space. With only a sliver of spots remaining and traditional finance heavyweights wading into digital assets territory, this signals something's shifting in institutional attitudes. When legacy giants start showing up to crypto conversations, you know the landscape's evolving faster than most realize.

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TokenDustCollector

· 20h ago

Vanguard is really making a move this time, and the signals of traditional finance entering the space are getting more and more obvious... But to be honest, what I care more about is whether this event can actually push forward anything substantial. There are a lot of people riding the hype at those conferences in New York, but few who really have something to offer... Can Vanguard's arrival really change the game? I'm skeptical. Wait, the tickets are almost sold out? This must be super popular... Feels like it's always the same routine with these big conferences. Institutions entering the space is definitely a positive sign, but why does it still feel a bit empty to me... We've been hearing this kind of talk for so many years. Now traditional giants are starting to jump on crypto panels. Times have changed... Maybe next time Goldman Sachs will join the party too.

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VibesOverCharts

· 12-07 01:30

Is Vanguard coming? Now traditional finance really can't sit still, and the signals of institutional entry are getting clearer and clearer.

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RadioShackKnight

· 12-05 20:25

Vanguard is here too? Now traditional finance is really starting to get scared, otherwise they would have come out to refute the rumors long ago.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 12-04 17:58

Traditional financial giants are starting to play with crypto—this is getting serious. Vanguard is entering? Looks like the institutional army is assembling, and the retail investor party might be coming to an end... If the NYC conference has real substance, it's worth it; otherwise, it's just the same old empty talk. New York ETF conference? The real power game is about to begin—whoever grabs a spot wins. Institutions are banding together to enter, and those who used to look down on us are panicking now, haha. Even Vanguard is jumping in—what does that mean? Money is about to flow in. With this wave of institutional positioning, do retail investors have a chance? Or are we about to get fleeced again?

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JustHodlIt

· 12-04 17:58

Vanguard entering the market... Traditional finance really can't sit still anymore.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 12-04 17:56

Hold on, is Vanguard really getting involved? This is no small matter—when traditional financial giants enter the scene, it usually means everything is about to change. Even the established institutions are joining the frenzy, which shows our circle is really heating up. This New York event feels like it’s going to be intense—there are barely any slots and they’ve all been snatched up. Institutional investors are starting to take crypto seriously now; this is the real signal. Vanguard’s move has directly changed the entire narrative... When even traditional finance is getting into crypto, isn’t the market just wild? Those old guys have finally realized what the future really means. With all the institutional big shots entering the game, should retail investors be nervous or excited?

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AirdropHarvester

· 12-04 17:54

Is Vanguard really entering the market now? Are the traditional financial giants finally dropping the act? This is getting interesting.

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