Institutional Holdings Insights
The named depth of the 2026Q2 register: the top-50 leaderboard, per-asset economics, the concentration curve, and the full ledger of new holders.
Live, not a PDF: every module below recomputes from the register pack. Recomputed each quarter as the SEC filings land; next refresh August 14, 2026. This snapshot: June 30, 2026.
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Who holds it
N = 3,183 filers, full population (stats, not the shown table)Institutional crypto is not a crypto crowd
The most important cut of the register is who these institutions actually are. 2,709 of the 3,183 filers are investment advisers, the entire asset-management industry counted as one family. The other 474 are the named institutional types, banks first.
The other 474 filers, by type
The tell: it is traditional finance
Why the type is the segment
SEC EDGAR · snapshot 2026-06-30
The footprint
N = 3,183 filers, full population (stats, not the shown table)Where the $115B actually sits
The ETF flows story undercounts it: $130.2B of the disclosed exposure is crypto EQUITIES (miners, exchanges, treasury companies), against $20.3B in spot ETPs.
SEC EDGAR · snapshot 2026-06-30
The shape of the money
N = 3,183 filers, $150.6B disclosedETPs vs equities, and how tight it is
2,051 institutions hold spot ETPs and 2,242 hold crypto equities; 1,110 hold both. The 20 largest managers carry 47% of all disclosed value.
SEC EDGAR · snapshot 2026-06-30
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The named depth: 7 more modules
The charts above are the open layer. Below sits the analysis: named leaderboards, lifecycles, and full feeds, recomputed from the register on every refresh, so nothing here ever goes stale. Free: we ask four things so we know who is using it. One unlock opens every tracker's insights.
The 50 largest holders, named
The leaderboard of disclosed crypto exposure: BlackRock at the top, then the index and quant complex, every row linked to its own SEC filing.
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Broad and thin, narrow and heavy
Per asset, two bars: how many institutions hold it, and how many dollars sit in it. The divergence between the two bars is the insight.
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What the big money did last quarter
Every position of the 1,000 largest filers, by direction: added, opened, trimmed, or held, per asset. The direction mix is the earliest flow signal the filings allow.
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Who entered at size
The first-quarter filers already ranked inside the top 1,000 by value, named. Most entrants start small; these did not.
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The concentration curve
Cumulative share of all disclosed value by filer rank, top 1 to top 1,000. A broad register with a narrow spine.
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The new-filer ledger
First-time crypto filers by week across the filing window, and the full dated ledger. The procurement window opens here.
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Q2 lands August 14
The flow modules (who added, who trimmed, who exited, in dollars) switch on when the Q2 2026 filings land on August 14, 2026.
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Filer type is classified from the SEC CRD registration on each 13F, a curated institution map, and keyword rules, then verified by an independent adversarial agent pass. A 200-firm audit shows 98% agreement at this level. All SEC-registered investment advisers (including hedge funds) are shown as one family; banks, market makers, pensions, insurers, sovereign funds and family offices are distinct. Table shows the 1,000 largest of 3,183 disclosing managers by disclosed value; the aggregates above cover all 3,183. Reconciled to EDGAR distinct-manager counts within 3% per instrument; counts rise slightly as late 2026Q2 filings settle. Q1 2026 was restated on September 25, 2026: settled with the SEC's later filings and measured on a wider instrument roster, it stands at 3,240 managers and $127.9B, against the 3,088 managers and $115.1B this page showed before. Full methodology.