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Norway’s central bank holds over $500 million in indirect Bitcoin exposure through investments in MicroStrategy and other BTC-focus entities. origin »
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Norway’s sovereign wealth fund—Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM)—increased its indirect Bitcoin exposure by 153% in 2024 to 3,821 BTC, according to Vetle Lunde, a senior analyst at K33 Research.
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The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund has increased its exposure to Bitcoin. Governments now hold over 400,000 BTCs. In a surprising turn of events, Norway's sovereign wealth fund has significThe post Bitcoin news: Norway adds BTC to its portfolio - Impact on price? appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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The first wave of DATS opened the door; the next one demands more than passive accumulation: It demands execution and innovation.
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