Tim Buckley, Chairman and CEO of asset management company Vanguard Group, stated that the company will not join the competition for Bitcoin ETFs, as Vanguard claims to focus on asset classes with intrinsic value and the ability to generate cash flow, such as stocks and bonds.
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