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BREAKING: Bitcoin’s Top Holders Are NOT HODLERS, but Rather Soulless Corporations and Bureaucratic Governments Trying to Steal Your Money With Their ‘Smart’ Investment Strategies!

A comic illustration depicting ten large silhouettes standing together on a cliff overlooking a vast ocean below. Each silhouette represents one of the top 10 entities holding Bitcoin: Coinbase (largest), Binance, Bitfinex, Blackrock, Microstrategy, Kraken, Grayscale's GBTC fund, U.S. government, Fidelity's FBTC fund, and WBTC project. The silhouettes are shown with varying levels of control over the ocean below, some holding back waves while others appear to be losing grip.

There’s no surprise here: Bitcoin is still being held by people who have more sense than the average crypto bro – namely exchanges and institutions. The top ten holders of bitcoin are dominated by centralized trading platforms, corporations, governments, ETFs, and derivative token projects like WBTC. It seems that even with all the FUD (fear uncertainty doubt) thrown at it, institutional investors still see value in storing their assets on these platforms. But let’s be real, folks – this is not a ringing endorsement of bitcoin as an asset class. Rather, it highlights how institutions are simply trying to get in on the action and make some money off of retail traders who can’t seem to stop throwing cash at crypto projects that have no inherent value beyond what people think they’re worth.

Source: bitcoin.com

Over the past decade, a significant amount of bitcoin has made its way into centralized trading platforms, public and private corporations, governments, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and derivative token projects like WBTC. With roughly 100 days remaining in 2024 after the launch of spot bitcoin ETFs in January, this analysis dives into the top ten entities holding the most bitcoin. Currently, data from cryptoquant.com reveals that centralized crypto exchanges are holding […]

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