Bitcoin spot ETFs are approved in the US, but there is still a competition with anti-Bitcoin in corporate world.
Firms Blocking BTC Spot ETF
US's second largest asset manager Vanguard Group blocked its clients from purchasing Bitcoin spot ETFs, and some others also followed it, for example Merrill Lynch, Bank of America, Citi, Edward Jones, UBS, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Raymond James etc
Customer Reaction
Many unhappy customers of Vanguard and other are moving their funds to firms which allows them BTC spot ETF. Companies strive to retain their old customers and add new ones, they may be forced to change their anti-Bitcoin policies if their customers leave for Bitcoin Spot ETFs.
Firms Blocking BTC Spot ETF
US's second largest asset manager Vanguard Group blocked its clients from purchasing Bitcoin spot ETFs, and some others also followed it, for example Merrill Lynch, Bank of America, Citi, Edward Jones, UBS, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Raymond James etc
Customer Reaction
Many unhappy customers of Vanguard and other are moving their funds to firms which allows them BTC spot ETF. Companies strive to retain their old customers and add new ones, they may be forced to change their anti-Bitcoin policies if their customers leave for Bitcoin Spot ETFs.