Vanguard focuses on blockchain technology but remains cautious about bitcoin
According to Jinse Finance, at the "ETFs in Depth" crypto panel discussion, John Ameriks from Vanguard stated that blockchain technology itself is very attractive to companies, as it enables faster settlement, improves collateral efficiency, and reduces costs. He raised the question: "Is there a way to use only blockchain without involving cryptocurrency?" At the same time, he pointed out that if asset tokenization cannot become mainstream, then bitcoin is just a "digital toy" to him.
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