2025-12-30 11:42:46

According to the latest statistics from Sentora, a total of 368 entities worldwide have accumulated crypto assets exceeding $185 billion. The behind-the-scenes story of this number is quite interesting—corporate institutions are definitely the main players, accounting for 73% of the holdings on their books, firmly establishing their dominant position. However, don't underestimate governments and public sectors; together, they account for just over a quarter, indicating that the institutionalization trend is really accelerating, with both corporate and government sectors actively deploying crypto assets. This reflects the increasing recognition of digital assets by traditional financial institutions, and the market structure is gradually shifting from retail-driven to institution-driven.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 29m ago

185 billion still underestimated, institutions are really quietly accumulating chips The government has also entered the market? This is getting interesting, indicating that the bottom has been established Institutions hold 73%... Do retail investors still have a chance? Wait, the government is also stockpiling? Then what are we worried about? 368 entities... Feels like this number is far from the actual count I just want to know when it will be our turn for retail investors to make money The trend of institutionalization, retail investors need to learn to follow the trend 185 billion? Feels like it's just the beginning Government departments are here, is this signal a bit too strong... Institution-led... No wonder the recent market has been so strange, they've played it all wrong

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MetaMaskVictim

· 23h ago

185 billion sounds like a lot, but when divided among 368 institutions, it's not that exaggerated. The real beneficiaries are still the 73% of companies. Is the government also starting to quietly hoard coins? Now retail investors are even more competitive. So, it seems that we small retail investors are just working for the institutions.

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fren.eth

· 23h ago

185 billion looks quite shocking, but when broken down, it's clear that institutions are the real players. Is the government also starting to hoard coins? Feels like this is going to be a big news story. Retail investors are really about to be crushed. Should we band together or run away? Institutionalization is happening so quickly. Is there still a way out for small investors, brother? 73% of companies are banding together. Our chips are really getting fewer and fewer.

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MEVvictim

· 23h ago

185 billion is really nothing, retail investors are still the main force, don't be fooled by these numbers The government is also starting to hoard coins? This is getting interesting, they will definitely dump the market sooner or later Huh, 73% owned by enterprises? If a crash happens now, institutions will run much faster than us So, those who bought early are the real winners. It's indeed a bit late to get on board now Institutionalization trend... frankly, it just means more people are coming to harvest the leeks

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GasWaster

· 12-30 11:54

185 billion is still a small amount; the truly big players probably won't disclose their holdings at all. The government is stockpiling, retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not, the gap is huge. 73% is locked by institutions, do we retail investors still have a chance? Haha. Watching institutions step by step, I feel like I’m catching up too late. The government has also entered the market; this time it seems really different. Numbers don't lie; the trend is already very clear. Wait, only 185 billion across 368 companies? The average data doesn't seem that exaggerated either. Institutions band together, retail investors fall behind—an eternal script.

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