Vitalik Buterin Reveals Bitcoin Holds Less Than 10% of His Portfolio

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In a latest development, Ethereum co-founder vitalik buterin has recently revealed about his crypto holdings which has sparked community interest.

I'm under 10% in BTC

But then again I'm under 10% in anything that's not ETH

— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) January 31, 2025

In a recent X post, Buterin shared that his Bitcoin holdings account for less than 10% of his portfolio. He emphasized that Ethereum remains his primary investment, with all non-Ethereum assets collectively making up less than 10% of his total holdings.

Bitwise’s BTC and ETH ETF

The SEC has given initial approval to Bitwise Asset Management’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF, marking a key step toward its launch. The ETF will track the spot prices of Bitcoin and Ether, with 83% allocated to BTC and 17% to ETH. 

However, Bitwise still needs the SEC to approve its Form S-1 registration for the fund to go live. Notably, the approval came less than two weeks after the SEC appointed a new crypto-friendly acting chair.

Notably, January ranks as the second-best month for Bitcoin (BTC) in the last ten months, trailing only November 2024, which experienced a 37% price increase following President Trump’s election win. January typically sees an average gain of about 4% and has been one of the top-performing months in recent years, with five of the last six Januarys ending in the green. 

Besides, this January has been particularly eventful, with President Donald Trump taking office and implementing several pro-crypto policies. Looking ahead, February has historically been the third-best month for Bitcoin, with an average gain of 16%.

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