BlockBeats news, on November 24, several institutions actively reduced their exposure to MicroStrategy (MSTR) in the third quarter of 2025, with a reduction scale of approximately 5.4 billion USD. Notably, Bitcoin remained around 95,000 USD during the same period, and MSTR's stock price also basically moved sideways, indicating that it was not a passive Close Position, but rather an active reduction in allocation by the institutions. Leading funds such as Capital International, Vanguard, BlackRock, and Fidelity all had significant reduce position, and reports suggest that this indicates Wall Street is gradually shifting from the old path of “MSTR as a Bitcoin proxy” to a more direct and compliant Bitcoin exposure (such as Spot ETF and custody solutions). (CryptoSlate)
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Multiple institutions reduced their holdings in MicroStrategy in Q3, with a reduction scale of approximately $5.4 billion.
BlockBeats news, on November 24, several institutions actively reduced their exposure to MicroStrategy (MSTR) in the third quarter of 2025, with a reduction scale of approximately 5.4 billion USD. Notably, Bitcoin remained around 95,000 USD during the same period, and MSTR's stock price also basically moved sideways, indicating that it was not a passive Close Position, but rather an active reduction in allocation by the institutions. Leading funds such as Capital International, Vanguard, BlackRock, and Fidelity all had significant reduce position, and reports suggest that this indicates Wall Street is gradually shifting from the old path of “MSTR as a Bitcoin proxy” to a more direct and compliant Bitcoin exposure (such as Spot ETF and custody solutions). (CryptoSlate)