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How Much Bitcoin Does Financial Giant Goldman Sachs Have? Collecting with BlackRock! - Coin Bulletin
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According to the latest 13F report, Goldman Sachs holds 30.8 million IBIT shares worth $1.4 billion and 3.47 million FBTC shares worth $250 million as of March 31.
It appears that Goldman Sachs, one of the financial giants, has strengthened its presence in the cryptocurrency market. According to the latest 13F report submitted to the (SEC) as of March 31, the investment giant has made significant investments in Bitcoin spot ETFs.
According to the report, Goldman Sachs holds 30.8 million shares worth 1.4 billion dollars in BlackRock’s Bitcoin spot ETF IBIT and 3.47 million shares worth 250 million dollars in Fidelity’s Bitcoin spot ETF FBTC. These figures indicate that the bank’s confidence in the cryptocurrency market continues to grow.
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Goldman Sachs Increased Its IBIT Investment
Compared to the previous report dated December 31, a significant increase in Goldman Sachs’ IBIT shares is observed. The bank reported 24 million IBIT shares in the previous report, while this number has now reached 30.8 million with an increase of 6.8 million shares. This increase occurred in January, February, or March and coincided with a period when the Bitcoin price experienced a decline.
There was no significant change in FBTC shares. Goldman Sachs reported 3.5 million FBTC shares in its December 31 report, while this figure has now been reported as 3.47 million.
The World’s Largest IBIT Investor
The 13F report released today positions Goldman Sachs as the world’s largest IBIT shareholder according to current SEC filings. This situation shows that institutional investors’ interest in Bitcoin ETFs continues to grow.
In addition, none of the derivative positions included in Goldman Sachs’ December report, such as $157 million worth of IBIT call options, $527 million worth of put options, and $84 million worth of FBTC put options, appear in today’s 13F report.