IBIT holdings up 48.3% vs. end of Q2… Barclays Q3 disclosure, Citi reports FBTC for the first time
Original headlineIBIT 보유량, 2분기 말 대비 48.3%↑…바클레이즈 3분기 공시, 씨티 FBTC 첫 신고
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Barclays disclosed in its Q3 13F filing with the SEC that it held 3.94 million shares of BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF (IBIT) as of September 30, valued at roughly $187 million—a 48.3% increase of 1.28 million shares from the 2.66 million shares worth about $88.5 million it reported at the end of Q2. Citigroup separately reported a new position in Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Trust (FBTC) for the same period, marking its first disclosure of the fund. The filings show continued institutional accumulation of spot bitcoin ETFs through the third quarter, even as the value of Barclays' stake rose more than twofold on price gains. Investors will watch upcoming 13F submissions for further bank and asset-manager allocations to IBIT and FBTC, and whether Citigroup builds on its initial FBTC position in Q4.
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