Bitcoin News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Institutional Surveys Show Strong Crypto Interest. A recent survey conducted by Coinbase and EY-Parthenon revealed that institutional appetite for…
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The Gap Between Plans and Execution. While institutional surveys highlight strong intent, actual execution depends on multiple factors.
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Bitcoin ETFs Drive Institutional Demand. One of the key enablers of institutional participation has been the rise of spot Bitcoin…
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Corporate Holdings Add to Market Support. Institutions are not the only players accumulating Bitcoin.
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The Key Period to Watch. According to Visser, late Q4 will be the period to monitor.
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Wall Street veteran Jordi Visser believes U.S. traditional finance firms are preparing to significantly increase their Bitcoin allocations before the end of the year.
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A recent survey conducted by Coinbase and EY-Parthenon revealed that institutional appetite for crypto is rising sharply. According to the report:
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83% of institutional investors plan to increase their crypto exposure in 2025.
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59% of respondents expect to allocate more than 5% of assets under management (AUM) into crypto or related investment products.
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These figures suggest that many firms are already preparing for wider adoption of Bitcoin and other digital assets in their portfolios, aligning with Visser’s prediction of…
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“Intentions do not always equal action,” he said, pointing out that sudden liquidity squeezes or policy changes could force managers to remain on the sidelines.
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ETF inflows have been substantial in 2025:
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On one trading day alone, net inflows hit $642 million.
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Since launch, cumulative inflows have reached around $57 billion.
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Total assets under management (AUM) in Bitcoin ETFs now stand at approximately $153 billion.
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