Based on data from 13F disclosures, this chart provides an overview of all US-based entities who have reported Bitcoin ETF holdings. The data is cumulative in nature, showing a significant peak at the end of each quarter representing the quarterly deadline for entities to file their 13F forms.
Note that some firms issue their 13F filing late (after the required filing date), denoted by the sudden drop off and subsequent (typically small) additions to the cumulative quarterly total over time.
What are Bitcoin ETF 13F Filings?
13F filings refer to the Form 13F reports which are required by law to be filled out by any institutional money manager based in the United States who has discretion over a portfolio of financial securities valued at more than $100M.
Bitcoin ETF 13F filings fall in this category because they’re defined as financial securities which give investors exposure to the price of Bitcoin without having to necessarily own the underlying asset (Bitcoin). Therefore, any listed entity that has exposure to Bitcoin ETF’s are required to report them in a quarterly 13F filing.
When are 13F filings reported?
13F filings are required by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to be filed within 45 days of the end of every quarter of the calendar year.
The 13F filing deadlines for 2024 are:
– Q1 2024: May 15th 2024
– Q2 2024: August 14th 2024
– Q3 2024: November 14th 2024
– Q4 2024: February 14th 2025
This information is for educational purposes only. Any Information found on this site is not to be considered financial advice.
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