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Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund

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Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund's Bitcoin treasury holdings and investment strategy

Bitcoin held₿10,912

Bitcoin ownership0.052%

Treasury value$745,601,792

Cost basis? $528,658,028

Treasury & valuation

Capital, accumulation and performance in Bitcoin terms

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Bitcoin holdings

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Reported Bitcoin treasury balance

Bitcoin ownership

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Share of the fixed 21 million BTC supply

Share performance vs Bitcoin

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Window start = 1×; above 1× beats Bitcoin

Share returns

Price return

Fixed windows · split-adjusted share prices · excludes dividends

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Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund's Bitcoin treasury

How much Bitcoin does Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund hold?

Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund holds 10,912 BTC, or 0.052% of the fixed 21 million BTC supply. It ranks 1st among fund Bitcoin holders tracked by Newhedge.

What is the value of its Bitcoin treasury?

The latest estimated value is $745,601,792. This equals - of the company's market value. The valuation moves with Bitcoin's price; it does not represent cash available to spend.

What is its total Bitcoin cost basis?

The reported total cost basis is ? $528,658,028. The current unrealized return is -. Cost basis is the total acquisition cost, rather than the price paid for one Bitcoin.

When did it last buy Bitcoin?

The latest recorded disclosure reports Jan 2024. View disclosure ↗

How are the charts and financial statements converted?

BTC is the default display, with USD and sats available. USD-denominated values are converted using the Bitcoin close on the observation or reporting date; one BTC equals 100 million sats. Share counts, percentages and valuation multiples retain their original units. Missing prices, statements or share counts remain unavailable, and gaps are preserved.