U.S. Government Ranks 8th Among Global Crypto Holders with $35 Billion

Arkham's intelligence platform released its Top 100 crypto holders list, highlighting key players in the digital asset space as of Nov. 6.

The U.S. Government ranks 8th with $35 billion in crypto assets, following recent asset seizures.
Binance leads with $213 billion, and Coinbase follows at $114 billion.
Bitcoin is predominant among institutional holdings.
OKX and Upbit are in the top 10, each managing $29 billion.
Satoshi Nakamoto holds $114 billion in dormant Bitcoin.
BlackRock has $97 billion, Lido controls $59 billion, MicroStrategy holds $50 billion, and Fidelity Custody commands $40 billion.

Government Holdings from Seizures

The U.S. Government's portfolio is largely from law enforcement actions against illegal operations.
A notable seizure includes 127,271 Bitcoin linked to a Chinese businessman, valued at $15 billion during the confiscation.

Arkham aggregates cryptocurrency addresses belonging to individual entities for accurate net worth representation.
Diverse participants include DeFi protocols like Lido, managing substantial staked Ethereum.

Beyond the top 10: Aave ($28.5B), Robinhood ($25.4B), Grayscale ($25.3B).
Mt. Gox hacker holds $8.3 billion.
Trump-linked projects and traditional finance players like Ark Invest and Bitwise are also listed.