Talk about institutional moves — looks like someone's hinting at Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund here. Word is they're the only major SWF publicly disclosed as holding $IBIT, and we're talking serious scale. Ranked third globally among sovereign funds, they scooped up half a billion in exposure roughly a year back at a $49 entry point. Fast forward to today, with IBIT trading around $52, they're sitting on modest gains despite market chop. Not many funds of that caliber report crypto allocations openly, so this positioning stands out. Whether smaller SWFs are quietly joining the party without disclosure remains anyone's guess.
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BloodInStreets
· 12-05 05:53
Here we go with the same rhetoric again—UAE sovereign fund bottom-fishing IBIT? Dude, is a three-dollar increase really considered a gain? The chances of missing out are higher than actually making money.
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ProveMyZK
· 12-04 21:55
Abu Dhabi is quietly making moves this time—why aren't other big funds taking action yet?
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BlockchainDecoder
· 12-04 21:52
The data is a real drawback... Up only $3 in half a year. SWF's operation is indeed so stable that it's a bit boring, but looking at it from another perspective, this itself shows the attitude of the institution—they're not here to speculate.
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MEVictim
· 12-04 21:41
They're the only ones with public holdings; all the other SWFs are operating in the shadows... not interesting.
Talk about institutional moves — looks like someone's hinting at Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund here. Word is they're the only major SWF publicly disclosed as holding $IBIT, and we're talking serious scale. Ranked third globally among sovereign funds, they scooped up half a billion in exposure roughly a year back at a $49 entry point. Fast forward to today, with IBIT trading around $52, they're sitting on modest gains despite market chop. Not many funds of that caliber report crypto allocations openly, so this positioning stands out. Whether smaller SWFs are quietly joining the party without disclosure remains anyone's guess.