Centralized treasuries, including governments, ETFs and public companies, now control approximately $668 billion of Bitcoin’s circulating supply.
Almost a third of the Bitcoin supply is held and controlled by centralized treasuries, and early adopters hold a disproportionate share, according to recent research by Gemini and Glassnode.
Centralized treasuries, including governments, exchange-traded funds, and public companies, now control 30.9% of the circulating supply of Bitcoin (BTC), “signaling a growing shift toward institutional-grade infrastructure,” noted researchers in a report on Wednesday.
The total Bitcoin held across major institutional and custodial entities has surged to 6.1 million BTC, worth around $668 billion at current prices, representing an increase of 924% in supply held by these entities over the past decade, they reported.
