1. What is this database?

The Cointelegraph Research Institutional Crypto Holdings Database is a repository of information about the notable cryptocurrency holdings by hedge funds, DAO’s, ETFs, notable individuals, large private and public companies. The database collects data from public disclosures made by institutional investors, as well as through their official reporting. The database tracks various cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. The information presented in this database can be useful for investors, analysts, and researchers looking to understand the impact of institutional investors on the crypto market and to make informed investment decisions. It should be noted that relevant information about those holdings is updated on a monthly basis.

2. How to use this database?

Use the database to quickly check the location of a company that you’re interested in, as well as to inspect the Bitcoin or Ethereum balance. Furthermore there are applicable links to the official reports, where you can check the latest information regarding companies’ holdings.

Choose the “Type of Holder” you want to learn about: this column in the database refers to the classification of the institutional entity that holds the crypto assets. This could include various types of investors, such as: Public company, Private company, Government, ETF, Individual Holder.
Check the type of company in our database: the institutional crypto holdings database categorizes the companies that hold cryptocurrencies based on their industry or sector. This classification provides a better understanding on which types of companies are investing in and holding cryptocurrencies and the potential impact it may have on their respective industries. By analysing the distribution of holdings among different types of companies, one can also gain insights on the adoption and mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
Check the Date of verification column: this column ensures that the data in the database is current and accurate, allowing users to make informed decisions based on up-to-date information.
Review the column called “Direct/Indirect Verification”: this column in the institutional crypto holdings database refers to whether the verification of a particular holder's crypto assets was found in the official source (SEC, companies report, etc) or through a third party. If the verification was found in the official source, it is classified as a "Direct Verification". If it was found through a third party, it is classified as an "Indirect Verification". This column helps to provide transparency and accountability in the verification process of institutional crypto holdings.

We are always open for data suggestions and additions to our bases, so do not hesitate to contact us at research@cointelegraph.com if you have any. We also recommend reading the glossary in the first tab to enhance your user experience.

With these steps, you can effectively use our database to stay informed about Institutional Crypto Holdings.

3. Key Insights

Changes in the stock of bitcoins from 5 Public Mining Companies for 2022: The chart "Changes in the stock of bitcoins from 5 Public Mining Companies for 2022" displays the changes in the bitcoin holdings of five publicly traded mining companies throughout the year 2022. The chart shows the beginning and ending bitcoin holdings of each company, as well as any fluctuations in holdings that occurred over the course of the year. This information can provide insights into the mining industry's bitcoin accumulation and disposition patterns and help investors and analysts understand the market trends.