Goldman Sachs Reveals Crypto Holdings in Quarterly Filing

Investment bank discloses $1.1B in Bitcoin, $1B in Ethereum, and positions in XRP and Solana

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

Goldman Sachs, the prominent investment bank, has revealed its cryptocurrency holdings in its Q4 2025 Form 13F disclosure. The filing shows that Goldman has indirect exposure to approximately 13,740 BTC through US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs, valued at around $1.1 billion at the end of the quarter. The bank also has positions in Ethereum ($1 billion), XRP ($153 million), and Solana ($108 million) through ETFs tracking those cryptocurrencies.

Why it matters

Goldman Sachs' crypto holdings reveal the growing institutional adoption of digital assets, as major Wall Street firms continue to increase their exposure to the crypto market. This disclosure comes at a critical time, as the White House is working on a new crypto bill, the CLARITY Act, which has faced some resistance from the banking industry.

The details

The filing, which went viral on social media, shows that Goldman's crypto positions have declined in value due to the recent price declines in the digital asset space. For example, the bank's $1.7 billion BTC position at the end of Q4 is now worth around $920 million, a nearly 50% drop. However, the bank has not reduced its BTC position, indicating a long-term commitment to the asset.

  • Goldman Sachs published its Q4 2025 Form 13F disclosure on February 10, 2026.
  • The White House is currently working on the CLARITY Act, a new crypto bill, which has faced some resistance from the banking industry.

The players

Goldman Sachs

A prominent investment bank that has revealed its cryptocurrency holdings, including positions in Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana.

David Solomon

The CEO of Goldman Sachs, who is scheduled to speak at the World Liberty Forum in Palm City, Florida.

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What they’re saying

“Big moves. Goldman isn't just talking crypto — they're putting billions on the line. BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL all show serious institutional conviction.”

— The Ripple Mo | XRP 🇺🇸 (Twitter)

“With White House access and CEO appearances, crypto is clearly on Wall Street's radar.”

— The Ripple Mo | XRP 🇺🇸 (Twitter)

What’s next

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The takeaway

This disclosure from Goldman Sachs highlights the growing institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies, as major Wall Street firms continue to increase their exposure to the digital asset market. The timing of this filing is also significant, as it comes amid the White House's work on a new crypto bill, the CLARITY Act, which has faced some resistance from the banking industry.