Goldman Sachs Discloses About $2.3B in Crypto ETF Holdings
Goldman Sachs disclosed roughly $2.3 billion in cryptocurrency ETF exposure in its latest Form 13F filing, listing ETF positions linked to Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP [1][4]. The filing, submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for Q4 2025, shows the bank using ETF vehicles to obtain crypto exposure [1].
Reported holdings include approximately $1.1 billion in Bitcoin and $1.0 billion in Ethereum, plus about $153 million in XRP and $108 million in Solana, bringing the total to roughly $2.36 billion; those crypto positions represent about 0.33% of Goldman Sachs’s reported portfolio [3][4][2][5].
The disclosure highlights the growing role of crypto ETFs within institutional portfolios and, according to reporting, indicates the bank’s crypto exposure increased compared with the prior quarter [1][5].
Goldman Sachs’s Form 13F shows ETF-linked crypto holdings totaling roughly $2.36 billion and accounting for about 0.33% of its reported assets, underscoring a measured institutional allocation to major digital-asset ETFs [1][4].
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