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Trillion-Dollar Bank Approves Bitwise Crypto ETF

Trillion-Dollar Bank Approves Bitwise Crypto ETF

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Trillion-Dollar Bank Approves Bitwise Crypto ETF for Advisor-Managed Accounts

A significant milestone in institutional crypto adoption has been reached. A global bank with over $1 trillion in assets under management has approved the Bitwise crypto ETF for its advisor-managed accounts platform. This was announced by Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley on Tuesday.

Key Takeaways

  • A major bank managing over $1 trillion in assets has approved the Bitwise crypto ETF.
  • This signifies growing institutional confidence in regulated crypto investment products.
  • Financial advisors can now offer this ETF to high-net-worth clients and institutional investors.

The approval allows wealth managers and financial advisors associated with the bank to incorporate the Bitwise crypto ETF into their investment strategies for client funds. While the bank's identity remains confidential, its substantial size highlights the expanding institutional interest in regulated crypto investments.

Bitwise is a pioneer in the US ETF market, being among the first to successfully launch spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. This move follows Morgan Stanley's decision last August to allow its financial advisors to recommend spot Bitcoin ETFs.

This development reflects a shift from individual crypto investing toward mainstream wealth management, as advisor-managed accounts typically serve high-net-worth individuals and institutional clients.

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