Q1 Bitcoin ETF holders: 1500 entries reported, Millennium leads with nearly $2 billion in holdings
Recent 13F filings show that over 1500 investment firms have disclosed owning around $10.6 billion in Bitcoin ETF shares. The post Q1 Bitcoin ETF holders: 1500 entries reported, Millennium leads with nearly $2 billion in...
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Recent 13F filings show that over 1500 investment firms have disclosed owning around $10.6 billion in Bitcoin ETF shares.
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