Altcoins News
By Jean-Luc Maracon
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The year 2025 marks a turning point. Institutions have snapped up nearly 150,000 bitcoins, an unprecedented move in this fast-paced and impactful sector.
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Fidelity Investments made a significant move in January 2025 by purchasing 40,000 bitcoins. This bold decision came as bitcoin fluctuated between $20,000 and $30,000 throughout…
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The asset management giant strengthened its position with an additional 25,000 bitcoins last May.
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Governments are also playing the crypto card. El Salvador, always a pioneer under President Nayib Bukele, added 5,000 units to its national reserves.
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MicroStrategy continues its aggressive accumulation with 15,000 bitcoins purchased this year. CEO Michael Saylor remains steadfast: "Bitcoin is the best store of value available.
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Tesla made waves in November with the purchase of an additional 10,000 bitcoins. Elon Musk said it was aimed at strengthening the company's position amid global economic…
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A surprising move in December: the Central Bank of Russia acquired 8,000 bitcoins. Officially, it's to diversify reserves. Details remain confidential for now.
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Andreessen Horowitz injected $500 million into bitcoin-related assets in December. The tech sector is showing increasing interest in cryptos.
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JPMorgan Chase revealed in January 2026 that it had increased its bitcoin exposure through specialized funds.
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Grayscale Investments announced in February 2026 a significant increase in its bitcoin holdings. Total: 700,000 units now.
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Coinbase launched a new service for institutional investors in January 2026. Secure storage and advanced options are on offer.
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Galaxy Digital, led by Mike Novogratz, bolstered its assets with an additional 20,000 bitcoins at the end of 2025.
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Norway's sovereign wealth fund has quietly increased its bitcoin exposure. Internal documents reveal 3,000 bitcoins integrated in the fourth quarter of 2025.
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On the regulatory front, many countries are reassessing their positions. The United States is considering new tax laws. Congress has not yet officially debated the proposals.
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Some analysts question the sustainability of this institutional interest. However, the investment flow shows no signs of slowing down.
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