[BitPush] Goldman Sachs' recent move is quite interesting - investing 2 billion USD to acquire Innovator Capital Management.
What does this company mainly do? It focuses on issuing “defined return” ETF products and also holds a structured Bitcoin fund. After the transaction was finalized, Goldman Sachs' asset management division directly added $28 billion in regulated assets.
The timeline is set to complete in the second quarter of next year. Traditional financial giants have shown a clear interest in the crypto market in recent years, moving from observation to exploration, and now they are starting to invest real money into it. Goldman Sachs' acquisition this time can be seen as extending its reach into the realm of structured crypto products.
A volume of 28 billion USD is not small, and coupled with the Bitcoin fund as a target, it speaks volumes—Wall Street veterans' attitude towards digital assets has shifted from “let's wait and see” to “let's secure a spot first.”
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LiquidationWatcher
· 1h ago
Goldman Sachs is really getting serious—$28 billion is no small number. Now Wall Street is finally taking Bitcoin seriously.
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Web3Educator
· 8h ago
tbh goldman's playing the long game here – structured products are literally the gateway drug for traditional finance into crypto. 280B AUM is no joke, this is them finally saying "ok we're actually doing this" instead of just watching from the sidelines lol
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-01 22:18
2 billion get dumped, Goldman Sachs is really treating BTC as its own asset now, no longer pretending to be aloof.
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governance_lurker
· 12-01 22:18
Goldman Sachs is really coming to grab business, but the 28 billion figure sounds impressive; how much of it can actually be mobilized remains to be seen.
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BankruptWorker
· 12-01 22:16
Goldman Sachs' deal is quite a catch, directly locking in a size of $28 billion. The folks on Wall Street are really scared; they've finally decided to enter a position.
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CommunityJanitor
· 12-01 22:14
Goldman Sachs has started to buy the dip in encryption, this time directly pouring real money into it. Is the structured product for Bitcoin about to da moon?
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MysteriousZhang
· 12-01 22:13
Goldman Sachs is taking direct action, a 28 billion deal is not a small matter... This time they are really going all in on Bitcoin structured products.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 12-01 22:01
Goldman Sachs is really playing chess here, with a scale of 28 billion USD, clearly aiming to take a piece of the encryption cake from the perspective of structured products. Wall Street is finally willing to spend real money, and this signal is clearer than anything else.
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SignatureDenied
· 12-01 21:52
Goldman Sachs can no longer sit still, directly pouring in $28 billion; now Bitcoin structured products have a strong backing.
Goldman Sachs acquires Innovator Capital for $2 billion, targeting Bitcoin structured products.
[BitPush] Goldman Sachs' recent move is quite interesting - investing 2 billion USD to acquire Innovator Capital Management.
What does this company mainly do? It focuses on issuing “defined return” ETF products and also holds a structured Bitcoin fund. After the transaction was finalized, Goldman Sachs' asset management division directly added $28 billion in regulated assets.
The timeline is set to complete in the second quarter of next year. Traditional financial giants have shown a clear interest in the crypto market in recent years, moving from observation to exploration, and now they are starting to invest real money into it. Goldman Sachs' acquisition this time can be seen as extending its reach into the realm of structured crypto products.
A volume of 28 billion USD is not small, and coupled with the Bitcoin fund as a target, it speaks volumes—Wall Street veterans' attitude towards digital assets has shifted from “let's wait and see” to “let's secure a spot first.”