Bitcoin holdings of publicly listed firms increased to $20B in one year: Data
A survey showed that 26% of institutional investors and wealth managers support Bitcoin’s use case as a reserve asset.
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A survey showed that 26% of institutional investors and wealth managers support Bitcoin’s use case as a reserve asset.
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