Bloomberg confirms: Abu Dhabi completes $520 million Bitcoin allocation

Bloomberg TV program disclosed that the Abu Dhabi Investment Council (ADIC) has completed an approximately $520 million #比特币 allocation.
More importantly, the method of building the position—
It’s not a one-shot deal, but continuous accumulation weeks or even months before selling pressure appears, during which the holding size once expanded to more than three times the original.
This was clearly interpreted by Bloomberg as:
Not short-term trading, but officially incorporating it into a long-term asset allocation portfolio.
In the program, analysts directly gave their positioning:
Abu Dhabi views Bitcoin as a **“digital gold” level of an asset class** used to hedge against traditional financial system and currency risks.
The key signals of this matter are threefold:
1️⃣ Sovereign capital, indifferent to short-term fluctuations
Even during ETF outflows and weakening sentiment, the allocation was still completed, indicating the goal is not timing but position size.
2️⃣ Middle Eastern funds officially entering the core crypto assets layer
This is not VC, not traders, but part of a national-level balance sheet.
3️⃣ The “asset attributes” of Bitcoin are being re-priced
When sovereign funds treat BTC as a portfolio tool,
Market logic shifts from “speculative asset” to “structural allocation.”
Bloomberg’s conclusion is straightforward:
During periods of short-term market pressure and weak sentiment,
the entry of long-term funds is providing Bitcoin with underlying credibility and structural support.
In one sentence:
While retail investors are tangled in price rises and falls, sovereign funds are already calculating for ten years ahead.