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Bitwise Survey: Institutional Investors Did Not Sell Despite 50% Crypto Decline
Bitwise, a crypto asset management firm, released its first survey report on institutional adoption of crypto assets on September 23, projecting that a majority of institutional investors will hold crypto assets within the next five years. The survey was conducted through in-person interviews between late March and April 2026 with investment officers at 15 institutions, including funds and foundations, public pensions, sovereign wealth funds, multi-family offices, investment consultants, and listed companies. According to the report, although the crypto market fell about 50% between October 2025 and April 2026, not a single institution reduced its allocation, and several institutions added to their positions. Every institution holding crypto assets held Bitcoin, and for nearly all of them it was the first asset purchased and the largest and longest-held position, while Ethereum and Solana were viewed as investments in early-stage technology, with holdings remaining small and allocations ranging from 0.5% to 13% of assets under management, mostly between 1% and 2%. No institution cited price as a condition for selling; instead, they cited ETH or SOL failing to demonstrate utility, regulatory setbacks, or a crisis of confidence across the industry. Matt Hougan, the chief investment officer who authored the report, and his colleagues believe the barrier to adoption is not investment value but organizational governance and reputational risk, and they predicted that adoption will proceed not linearly but exponentially, because disclosure by peers creates a structure that encourages the next wave of adoption. In Japan, a survey of domestic institutional investors published in April by Nomura Holdings and others found that 31% of respondents described their outlook for crypto assets as positive, up 6 percentage points from the previous survey in 2024.
Trump discloses purchases of Strategy shares and other assets worth up to $100,000
U.S. President Donald Trump bought Strategy shares worth between $51,000 and $100,000 in July, according to a periodic transaction report released by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on September 22. The report showed two purchases: one of $1,001 to $15,000 on July 24 and one of $51,000 to $100,000 on July 27, with the July 27 purchase falling in the same dollar range as his largest previous purchase, recorded on February 12. There was also a sale of $1,001 to $15,000 on July 8. The report listed 1,156 transactions for July, with crypto-related trades making up only a small fraction of the total, while the largest transactions were sales of Microsoft and Amazon shares on July 20, each worth between $5 million and $25 million. The White House says the assets are managed independently by third-party financial institutions and that the president and his family are not involved in the trades. The disclosure came just after the Senate voted on September 15 against proceeding with the crypto market structure bill known as the Clarity Act, a vote attributed mainly to conflict over ethics provisions that would restrict the president's family from profiting from crypto, and it could reignite the debate.
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Strategy Resumes Bitcoin Buys With 950 BTC Purchase and US$174 Million STRC Buyback
Strategy Inc., formerly MicroStrategy, has resumed Bitcoin purchases, adding 950 BTC worth about US$75.7 million while also repurchasing US$174 million of its STRC preferred stock. The twin move rebuilds the company's Bitcoin treasury and tightens its capital structure, reinforcing its role as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin with roughly 846,000 coins. The renewed buybacks may ease some pressure on Strategy's preferred securities after this summer's STRC volatility, but they also underscore how dependent the business is on maintaining large cash reserves to service billions of dollars of preferred dividends and debt. Seven fair value views from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$164 to US$705 per share, underlining sharply different expectations as the renewed Bitcoin buying and STRC buybacks tighten the focus on leverage and liquidity.