A significant portion of US wealth management platforms are limiting investors’ access to Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), holding a staggering $31.2 trillion in capital that cannot be invested. This restriction affects both individual and institutional accounts. Institutions like Vanguard have completely banned Bitcoin ETF investments, while other platforms implement restrictions based on account type, net worth, or exemptions regarding disclosure requirements. Contrastingly, financial powerhouses such as Charles Schwab, Fidelity, and Wells Fargo offer full access to these Bitcoin ETFs. These firms provide a range of services, including investment advice, asset allocation management, and the offering of various financial products specifically tailored for high-net-worth individuals, families, or organizations.