According to the latest data statistics, a total of 368 different entities worldwide have accumulated holdings of over $185 billion in crypto assets. This figure clearly demonstrates the increasing importance that institutions and organizations place on digital assets.
Among these holders, professional crypto treasury companies (DAT) dominate the market, accounting for 73% of the holdings, which highlights the central role of professional institutions in crypto asset allocation. However, it is worth noting that the total holdings of crypto assets by government departments around the world still exceed one-quarter of the total, reflecting sovereign institutions' recognition of the strategic importance of digital assets and indicating the continued rise of crypto assets in the global asset allocation landscape. This diversified holding structure reflects broad acceptance of the crypto ecosystem from private institutions to official levels.
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MetaMisery
· 6h ago
The government is also starting to accumulate coins, this time it's really different
$185 billion, to be honest, it's a bit scary... What does official involvement mean?
DAT accounts for 73%? This data depends on how it's calculated; it doesn't seem that simple
Official recognition equals good news? I have my doubts, friends
From the public to the official sector, is crypto really about to turn around? Or is it another wave of selling?
The government holds over a quarter... Something feels off about this
Institutions are banding together for warmth, retail investors still have to buy the dip themselves
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ImpermanentSage
· 9h ago
Wow, the government is stockpiling coins, what are we still hesitating for?
73% eaten up by institutions, retail investors really have no way out.
A quarter of the holdings are held by the government, what does this mean? Can't escape anymore.
Institutions and the government are playing together, do we still want to buy the dip? Dream on.
185 billion USD in hand, it shows everyone has a clear idea.
The government has approved, why do you still believe in those FUD?
Looking at this data makes me want to go all in, but I'm scared.
368 entities, why does it still feel like we're being cut?
The real big players have long since entered the market.
Institutions are so aggressive, do we still have a chance? Really.
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GasFeeDodger
· 9h ago
368 entities, $185 billion. That number sounds pretty intimidating, but the government took a quarter of it? Feels like they're laying the groundwork for something.
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The fact that DAT accounts for 73% is truly outrageous. Institutional influence is too strong, and retail investors are being squeezed.
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Government agencies are also starting to hoard coins. Is this hinting at something...
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Rounding up, it seems like everyone worldwide is playing with crypto now. If the official sector steps in, can it still fall?
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$185 billion sounds like a lot, but divided among 368 entities, it's not really much. Not a big deal.
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A quarter for the government makes me a bit nervous. Feels like they’re about to cut the leeks.
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The fact that DAT holds 73% of the influence is too centralized. Is this still considered decentralization?
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Global adoption is one thing, but the key is whether it will be subject to regulatory iron fists.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 9h ago
368 entities hold $185 billion, now the government is starting to stockpile coins, the game has changed
DAT accounts for 73%, and the remaining quarter of the cake is directly eaten by the government. I really didn't expect this move
From the private sector to official institutions, what does this indicate? The crypto circle has truly gained momentum
Government departments are also building positions, this signal is quite strong, it feels like a turning point is coming
With $185 billion in hand, both institutions and the government are not fools. Is this hinting at something?
Now even the government is a holder, should the bottom be in?
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BearMarketGardener
· 9h ago
Oh no, the government has started hoarding coins. This time, it's really different.
185 billion can indeed hold up, but I'm just worried about potential surprises later.
73% held by institutions; retail investors are really just a backdrop.
Official endorsement of this matter—what does it mean? Is the market about to take off?
With institutions and the government involved, what are we still running from?
Wait, is this data reliable? It seems a bit too optimistic.
Feels like they're brainwashing us into buying coins.
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Rugman_Walking
· 9h ago
$185 billion, the government is also starting to stockpile coins. This time, it's really happening.
The government is involved, which indicates it's a big deal.
Wait, 73% was eaten by DAT? That's quite centralized.
Really? The government holds a quarter of the positions? Do retail investors still have a chance?
Institutions are all in, what are you hesitating for?
Remember a couple of years ago when some people said crypto was a scam? Now the government is buying.
If this data is true, the next cycle is about to take off.
According to the latest data statistics, a total of 368 different entities worldwide have accumulated holdings of over $185 billion in crypto assets. This figure clearly demonstrates the increasing importance that institutions and organizations place on digital assets.
Among these holders, professional crypto treasury companies (DAT) dominate the market, accounting for 73% of the holdings, which highlights the central role of professional institutions in crypto asset allocation. However, it is worth noting that the total holdings of crypto assets by government departments around the world still exceed one-quarter of the total, reflecting sovereign institutions' recognition of the strategic importance of digital assets and indicating the continued rise of crypto assets in the global asset allocation landscape. This diversified holding structure reflects broad acceptance of the crypto ecosystem from private institutions to official levels.