According to @StockMKTNewz, citing Bloomberg, Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, has decided to allow ETFs and mutual funds that primarily hold cryptocurrencies to be traded on its platform, reversing a longstanding position (source: Bloomberg via @StockMKTNewz). For traders, this change enables on-platform order execution for crypto-focused ETFs and mutual funds under Vanguard’s brokerage, expanding access for BTC and ETH-related ETF exposure (source: Bloomberg via @StockMKTNewz).

According to @business, Colombia’s finance ministry has shelved a proposal to impose a withholding tax on digital payments after backlash from industry groups and businesses (source: Bloomberg/@business). The decision means no new withholding tax on digital payments will be implemented in Colombia at this time, removing the immediate policy overhang for electronic transactions (source: Bloomberg/@business).

According to @rovercrc, Google has dropped a plan to ban non-custodial crypto wallets after backlash, as posted on X on Aug 14, 2025; source: @rovercrc on X (Aug 14, 2025). The post does not include a link to an official Google policy update or corporate statement to verify the reversal, limiting confirmation at this time; source: @rovercrc on X (Aug 14, 2025). No details on affected apps, enforcement scope, or timing are provided in the post, so there are no immediate, verifiable trading signals from this source alone; source: @rovercrc on X (Aug 14, 2025). Traders should wait for confirmation via Google's official policy resources or corporate channels before positioning on wallet-related app exposure; source: absence of an official citation within @rovercrc on X (Aug 14, 2025).