Family offices that look after high-net-worth individual wealth demonstrate greater interest in Ethereum ETFs instead of Bitcoin. The market has observed a rising interest in Ethereum from long-term flexible investors despite their limited investment scale.
Allocation Breakdown
Back In December 2024 the ownership rates of Ethereum ETF held by family offices and trusts reached %0.62 percent. Which was as double the %0.13% percent of Bitcoin ETF ownership. Ethereum holds a relative five times greater market sshare with this demographisc than Bitcoin while actual capital amounts between the two tokens remain minimal.
Investor Types by Asset
The majority of BTC and ETH investment are held by hedge funds wit approximately 36%. Investment advisors followed by brokerages are holding approximately 33% and 15% respectively. Furthermore, The investment levels from banks together with pension funds and private equity firms remain minimal for both assets.
Top Institutional Holders
Millennium Management is currently holding on of the largest number of Bitcoin ETFs worth approximately $$4.4 billion dollars. Furthermore, the Goldman Sachs controls the most Ethereum positions with assets of approximately $477 million dollars. The investment portfolio of Almitas Capital and Capula Management is exclusively dedicated to a single financial instrument.
Family Offices Lean Toward Ethereum
Both Bitcoin maintains its leading position in institutional investment total while Ethereum continues constructing a larger base of investors with differing investment types. The choices of Ethereum by family offices highlights the potential transformation in institutional interests regarding blockchain assets.
