Bitcoin Magazine: JPMorgan Chase Increases Strategy Stake by 36% in Q3, IBIT Holdings Worth Approx. $540 Million at Quarter-End
According to Bitcoin Magazine citing JPMorgan Chase's 13F filing, as of September 30, the report showed Strategy held 848,932 shares, an increase of about 36% from the end of June, with a quarter-end value of approximately $131.3 million; holdings in IBIT reached 11,408,930 shares, up about 9.6% from the previous quarter, with a quarter-end value of approximately $540 million. Spot Bitcoin ETF stock holdings, including other funds, totaled approximately $549 million, excluding separately listed options. The report noted that the filing covers positions from multiple managers and may include client, fund, and discretionary accounts, meaning it cannot be viewed as a single proprietary bet; the data represents a quarter-end snapshot and does not reflect trades made after September 30.
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