🎉Good news! Global investment giant Vanguard mentioned digital currency for the first time in a new fund filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)! 🔥This fund is called "Vanguard Special Fund" and is designed to track the performance of a benchmark index. In the document, Vanguard defines digital currency as a digital asset that is not issued or guaranteed by any jurisdiction, central bank or public institution, and only serves as a store of value, medium of exchange or unit of account. 📊
🔍It is worth mentioning that Vanguard clearly distinguishes between digital currency and digital security tokens in the document. The value of digital security tokens usually comes mainly from or represents their equity, while digital utility tokens are described as digital assets that provide access to specific networks, products or services. 😮
🤔Although the new Vanguard CEO has stated that he insists on not launching a Bitcoin ETF, the mention of digital currency in the fund document this time undoubtedly adds a touch of optimism to the prospects of Bitcoin. Let us wait and see how this global investment giant will exert its influence in the field of digital currency! 💪