Coin Stories News Block: Vanguard Unlocks Bitcoin, NVIDIA CEO Praises Energy Money, Fink Talks Sovereign Flows, Strategy Banks a $1.4B Reserve
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Dec 8, 2025 In this engaging discussion, key financial players like Vanguard and Bank of America unveil significant moves towards Bitcoin. Vanguard's decision to allow Bitcoin ETFs marks a major shift in investor access. Meanwhile, Bank of America permits advisors to recommend a 4% Bitcoin allocation to clients. Larry Fink reveals that sovereign wealth funds are taking advantage of Bitcoin's price dips. News also highlights the CFTC's green light for spot trading and a strategy company building a $1.4 billion cash reserve, enhancing its liquidity.
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Vanguard Joins The Bitcoin Party
- Vanguard reversed its ban and will list spot Bitcoin ETFs on its platform, massively expanding access for tens of millions of customers.
- Natalie Brunell frames this as institutions adopting superior monetary technology and gaining first-mover advantages.
Bank Of America Expands Advisor Access
- Bank of America will let advisors recommend up to 4% Bitcoin allocations to clients starting in January.
- Natalie sees this as expanded access that removes wealth-based gatekeeping to Bitcoin exposure.
Sovereign Funds Buying The Dip
- Larry Fink said sovereign wealth funds have been buying the dip, treating Bitcoin as a long-term investment rather than a trade.
- This signals growing institutional legitimacy and long-term demand into market corrections.
