U.S. Bancorp and Rothschild & Co disclosed that their Bitcoin ETF spot purchases for the first quarter amounted to approximately 20 million U.S. dollars
Media reports, according to 13F filings, several institutional investors have disclosed their purchases of spot Bitcoin ETFs, with a total amount of about 20 million US dollars. Among them, US Bancorp disclosed on May 8 an investment in spot Bitcoin ETFs worth over 15 million US dollars. The company revealed that it purchased approximately 87,744 shares of Fidelity's FBTC stock valued at $5.4 million, 46,011 shares of Grayscale's GBTC stock valued at $2.9 million and also bought around178,567 shares of BlackRock's IBIT worth $7.2 million. According to the latest 13F filing, the company's total investment is $71 billion.
Edmond De Rothschild Holding SA separately disclosed on May 9 an investment in spot Bitcoin ETFs worth over $4.2 million USD . The company reported holding103 ,600 shares of BlackRock’s IBIT stocks slightly less than$4 .2million USD . It also reported1 ,300sharesofGBTCstocksvaluedat$82 ,121USD.Accordingtothelatest13Ffiling,the company’s total investments are6billionUSD.
In addition,Hightower Advisors,SouthState Bank,Susquehanna International Group,BNP Paribas,Burkett Financial Services,and Legacy Wealth Asset Management have all purchasedETFs.Meanwhile,MassMutualreportedthatonMay9,itcontinuedtoinvestinGrayscale’sBitcoinTrust(GBTC), investing227sharesworth$14 ,340USD.
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