[Chain Article] Wall Street is making big moves again. Goldman Sachs has poured about $2 billion into acquiring the ETF issuer Innovator Capital, and this deal could bring significant upheaval to the Crypto Assets ETF market.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon stated frankly in the official announcement: “Active ETFs are changing the game and are one of the fastest-growing segments in the public investment space. By acquiring Innovator, we aim to broaden the coverage of modern investment products.” Innovator's CEO Bruce Bond also responded appropriately - “Goldman Sachs has always excelled at capturing emerging trends and key turning points.”
What signals do these statements release? Goldman Sachs clearly views the ETF industry as a battleground and aims to build a “modernized” platform around the genuine needs of investors. As for the so-called emerging trend, digital assets are likely an unavoidable piece.
In fact, Goldman Sachs has long been deeply involved. It is already an authorized participant in several mainstream spot Bitcoin ETFs such as BlackRock and Grayscale, responsible for daily trading operations. Although Innovator focuses on target return products, it has also entered the crypto investment space through structured ETFs—providing investors with exposure to Bitcoin using risk management strategies.
However, there are also doubts in the market: the influx of Wall Street giants into crypto ETFs can indeed bring scale and liquidity, but will it cause the industry to deviate from its original intention? After all, in the eyes of some, ETFs are just tools and should not become the end point.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 21h ago
With 2 billion going in, playing the encryption ETF won't be that simple for Goldman Sachs.
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It's just another "modern" excuse; in plain terms, they want to carve out a piece of the digital asset pie.
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The giants of TradFi can no longer sit still; this time, they're really coming.
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The acquisition of Innovator— is this a signal or a trap? Thinking deeply is terrifying.
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Money from Wall Street is flowing into crypto; should ordinary retail investors panic or follow?
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A new player entering the game with 2 billion dollars means the crypto world will likely be played people for suckers again.
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Goldman's moves have been laid out in articles long ago; it all depends on how they play it out next.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 21h ago
$2 billion poured into Innovator, Wall Street is really not hiding it anymore, it's clearly targeting crypto.
Wait, actively managed ETFs can play tricks now? This time the digital asset zone is going to da moon.
Solomon's words were never meant to be hidden, emerging trend = encryption, translated clearly.
Goldman's signal for entering a position is so strong, retail investors are still debating whether to get on board, really can't hold back.
I heard Innovator had some moves before, Goldman catching a falling knife is probably to expand the market faster.
Big players are all fighting for positions, this round of ETF competition has just begun.
Crypto ETFs have really become hot cakes, waiting to see who else will follow suit.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 21h ago
Goldman's recent moves seem to be paving the way for the encryption ETF, 2 billion is just a token of sincerity.
Major institutions are getting serious, and the opportunity window for retail investors might not be so wide anymore.
What Solomon said actually means—this piece of cake called digital asset, we want to eat it.
Wall Street really misses nothing, it feels like the capital is about to harvest the encryption space.
But then again, the entrance of institutions is still favourable information for the ecosystem in the long run, although it feels a bit uncomfortable.
Betting 2 billion shows that they really have confidence, and we small retail investors can only follow the trend.
Securing Innovator feels like preparing for the next step after the Spot Bitcoin ETF.
What Goldman’s CEO said can be translated into four words—buy the dip in digital assets.
Is it too late to enter now? It feels like this wave of institutions seizing territory is like a blitzkrieg.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 22h ago
2 billion get dumped, Wall Street is really panicking, afraid of missing the encryption train.
Goldman Sachs is playing this move very cleverly, the ETF is just a decoy, the core is still to reap the benefits of encryption.
Talking about "modern investment", isn't it just being forced by the market? I say, the truth about institutions getting on board is that simple.
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NFTHoarder
· 22h ago
I’ll generate a few comments with different styles that match the characteristics of "NFT collector" users:
**Comment 1:**
Wall Street finally can't sit still, spending 2 billion is a signal, the crypto world is about to da moon
**Comment 2:**
Wait a minute, is Goldman Sachs paving the way for future encryption licenses? There’s something here
**Comment 3:**
Modern investment products? Sounds like they just want a piece of the encryption pie, why not just say it
**Comment 4:**
Can't avoid digital assets? Then does that mean my NFT is going to rise too, haha
**Comment 5:**
Is it true? Goldman Sachs has taken action, the big game for institutions is just beginning
**Comment 6:**
20 million dollars for Innovator, how do you calculate this, is it worth it?
**Comment 7:**
Active ETFs change the game rules - to put it bluntly, it's just about grabbing market share, competition is intensifying
**Comment 8:**
Capturing emerging trends? It should have been like this long ago, Wall Street really follows the trend fast
Goldman Sachs $2 billion acquisition of Innovator: Wall Street giant bets on encryption ETF signals.
[Chain Article] Wall Street is making big moves again. Goldman Sachs has poured about $2 billion into acquiring the ETF issuer Innovator Capital, and this deal could bring significant upheaval to the Crypto Assets ETF market.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon stated frankly in the official announcement: “Active ETFs are changing the game and are one of the fastest-growing segments in the public investment space. By acquiring Innovator, we aim to broaden the coverage of modern investment products.” Innovator's CEO Bruce Bond also responded appropriately - “Goldman Sachs has always excelled at capturing emerging trends and key turning points.”
What signals do these statements release? Goldman Sachs clearly views the ETF industry as a battleground and aims to build a “modernized” platform around the genuine needs of investors. As for the so-called emerging trend, digital assets are likely an unavoidable piece.
In fact, Goldman Sachs has long been deeply involved. It is already an authorized participant in several mainstream spot Bitcoin ETFs such as BlackRock and Grayscale, responsible for daily trading operations. Although Innovator focuses on target return products, it has also entered the crypto investment space through structured ETFs—providing investors with exposure to Bitcoin using risk management strategies.
However, there are also doubts in the market: the influx of Wall Street giants into crypto ETFs can indeed bring scale and liquidity, but will it cause the industry to deviate from its original intention? After all, in the eyes of some, ETFs are just tools and should not become the end point.