Data: Institutional holdings increased by 166,000 BTC in July, bringing total holdings to $42.8 billion.
according to TheBlock, institutional investors accumulated 166,000 bitcoins in July, with a total holding of 3.64 million bitcoins (worth $42.8 billion). Among them, listed companies contributed about 107,000 bitcoins to the increase, with MicroStrategy leading with an additional 31,400 bitcoins, increasing its total holding to 628,700 bitcoins. A survey showed that nearly half of institutional investors expect 10% of S&P 500 companies to allocate bitcoin assets. In addition to bitcoin, institutional holdings of other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum and Solana are also growing, with Ethereum reserves exceeding $10 billion and Solana-related holdings reaching $554 million.
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