Institutions now hold around 5.94M BTC.
This equals nearly 30% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply.
Holdings span ETFs, public firms, and governments.
Institutional interest in Bitcoin has surged over the past few years, and new data from Glassnode confirms this trend. As of now, institutional entities hold approximately 5.94 million BTC, which is nearly 30% of Bitcoin’s total circulating supply. This massive amount is distributed across major platforms such as centralized exchanges, Bitcoin ETFs, public companies, and even governments.
This growing accumulation shows that big players are taking long-term positions in Bitcoin. With more regulatory clarity and the launch of multiple Bitcoin spot ETFs, the barriers to institutional entry are lower than ever before. The presence of financial giants in the crypto space is helping drive mainstream confidence.
Who Holds the Bitcoin?
The 5.94M BTC is not sitting in one place. A breakdown reveals that:
Exchanges like Coinbase and Binance hold large reserves on behalf of users and institutions.
Bitcoin ETFs launched in the U.S. and globally have been steadily accumulating BTC for their investors.
Public companies such as MicroStrategy and Tesla are known to hold substantial Bitcoin in their treasuries.
Governments like El Salvador have openly added Bitcoin to their reserves.
This widespread distribution suggests that Bitcoin is increasingly viewed not just as a speculative asset but as a store of value—much like digital gold.
BULLISH: Bitcoin institutional holdings reach ~5.94M BTC, nearly 30% of circulating supply across exchanges, ETFs, public companies, and governments, per @glassnode. pic.twitter.com/6z0wrPs8zf
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) December 15, 2025
What This Means for the Market
With nearly one-third of Bitcoin’s circulating supply in the hands of long-term institutional holders, the available supply on the open market is shrinking. This supply crunch could lead to increased price stability in the short term and potentially higher prices in the long run, especially if demand continues to grow.
Moreover, institutional investment often comes with more strategic, long-term perspectives. This reduces panic selling and adds a level of maturity to the volatile crypto market.
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