Wall Street's Biggest Names Are Now Holding Billions in Crypto Through ETFs & holdings.
Here's Who's Actually Positioned.
- Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy): ~842,138 BTC
- BlackRock: ~742,000 BTC (IBIT); ~196,340 ETH (ETHA)
- Fidelity: ~171,895 BTC (FBTC)
- Morgan Stanley: ~16.5M shares of IBIT (~$549M); ~4.6M shares of ETHA; ~2.57M shares of MSBT (~$43.3M); XRP ETF positions
- Wells Fargo: ~$1B across Bitcoin ETFs (IBIT, GBTC, BITB)
- Goldman Sachs: ~$700M+ IBIT position (Q1 2026); sold XRP and SOL ETF positions in Q1
- JPMorgan Chase: ~10.4M shares of IBIT (~$355.7M); ~1.17M shares of ETHA (~$14M+); 113 shares Bitwise XRP ETF + 181 shares Grayscale XRP ETF
- UBS Group: ~2.5M shares of IBIT (~$90M)
- Bank of America: ~972,600 shares of IBIT (~$37M)
- Intesa Sanpaolo: 40,723 shares of IBIT ($1.36M); 3.47M shares of ARKB ($67.6M); 349,600 shares of staked ETH ETF ($7.1M); 712,319 shares Grayscale XRP Trust
Strategy remains in a category of its own, holding more BTC directly on its balance sheet than BlackRock holds through its entire IBIT fund.
But the more telling shift is how deep traditional banks have gone: JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, UBS, Bank of America, and Intesa Sanpaolo are all now carrying identifiable crypto ETF exposure on their books.
Here's Who's Actually Positioned.
- Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy): ~842,138 BTC
- BlackRock: ~742,000 BTC (IBIT); ~196,340 ETH (ETHA)
- Fidelity: ~171,895 BTC (FBTC)
- Morgan Stanley: ~16.5M shares of IBIT (~$549M); ~4.6M shares of ETHA; ~2.57M shares of MSBT (~$43.3M); XRP ETF positions
- Wells Fargo: ~$1B across Bitcoin ETFs (IBIT, GBTC, BITB)
- Goldman Sachs: ~$700M+ IBIT position (Q1 2026); sold XRP and SOL ETF positions in Q1
- JPMorgan Chase: ~10.4M shares of IBIT (~$355.7M); ~1.17M shares of ETHA (~$14M+); 113 shares Bitwise XRP ETF + 181 shares Grayscale XRP ETF
- UBS Group: ~2.5M shares of IBIT (~$90M)
- Bank of America: ~972,600 shares of IBIT (~$37M)
- Intesa Sanpaolo: 40,723 shares of IBIT ($1.36M); 3.47M shares of ARKB ($67.6M); 349,600 shares of staked ETH ETF ($7.1M); 712,319 shares Grayscale XRP Trust
Strategy remains in a category of its own, holding more BTC directly on its balance sheet than BlackRock holds through its entire IBIT fund.
But the more telling shift is how deep traditional banks have gone: JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, UBS, Bank of America, and Intesa Sanpaolo are all now carrying identifiable crypto ETF exposure on their books.