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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/A_Stones_throw on 2024-01-12 22:23:52+00:00.
What it says, bought GBTC years ago to have exposure to crypto in my retirement accounts, and even then just a a small portion. I
got the notice today that Vanguard is 'not accepting purchases of any cryptocurrency related products at this time, however if you have any already in there we will not force you to sell them (at this time', emphasis mine).
Am looking into what my most optimum move might be for my smooth 🧠 here. I have a separate IRA account that is just for buying crypto direct, was thinking of liquidating the GBTC in Vanguard and transferring it to BTC directly then. Or do I hold it in Vanguard still and see if GBTC ETF itself goes up? Any opinions?