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📊 Institutional Crypto Holdings – Key Data (2025)
1) Bitcoin (BTC) Institutional Holdings
Institutions now control ~5.94 million BTC, nearly 30 % of circulating supply — including exchanges, ETFs, public companies and governments.
BTC ETF holdings by institutions reached ~$33.6 billion in Q2 2025, with advisors leading and hedge funds following.
Corporate treasury plays (like MicroStrategy/Strategy) continue adding BTC; Strategy alone holds ~672,497 BTC (~$50+ billion).
Public companies combined hold a substantial BTC share (hundreds of thousands of BTC).
Institutional Trend: Large institutions and corporate treasuries now represent a major component of BTC ownership, shifting Bitcoin toward strategic reserve status rather than speculation.
2) Ethereum (ETH) Institutional Positioning
Institutional ETH holdings (via ETFs, funds & corporations) have grown strongly, with some estimates showing over 5 million ETH held by institutional vehicles, roughly 4–5 % of supply.
BlackRock’s Q3 2025 crypto expansion included huge inflows into Ethereum assets, sometimes outpacing BTC growth.
Insight: Institutional focus on Ethereum reflects its use cases (staking, DeFi) and emerging yield strategies, not just price speculation.
3) Institutional Treasury & Corporate Crypto Holdings
Recent data shows **global institutional crypto treasury holdings exceed $18.5 billion, with corporations controlling ~73 % of that total.
Growing number of public firms are holding digital assets on balance sheets as part of their treasury strategies.
4) Institutional Sentiment & Future Allocations
61 % of institutions surveyed plan to increase crypto allocation by end of 2025.
Some institutional sentiment has turned more cautious due to market volatility, but most plan to maintain or grow crypto exposure.
Wall Street giants like JPMorgan consider enabling institutional crypto borrowing against BTC/ETH holdings — a sign of deeper integration.
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