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As of the end of last year, the Abu Dhabi Fund held over $1 billion in BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF

According to The Block, as reported in regulatory filings submitted on Tuesday, two Abu Dhabi-based funds held over $1 billion in BlackRock's flagship spot Bitcoin ETF as of the end of last year.The sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Company disclosed that it holds 12,702,323 shares of the BlackRock fund (ticker: IBIT), valued at approximately $631 million. Additionally, according to two separate 13F filings submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the government-affiliated investment firm Al Warda Investments reported holding 8,218,712 shares, valued at $408 million.In the case of Mubadala, its 13F filing shows that the number of IBIT shares held by the fund increased by 46% compared to the filings submitted to the SEC in the third quarter. For most of last year, this Abu Dhabi fund held over 8 million shares of IBIT. BlackRock's spot BTC fund is the largest of its kind, managing approximately $58 billion in assets.Due to the decline in Bitcoin prices in recent months, the fund's value has significantly shrunk. 13F filings are submitted quarterly to the SEC by institutional investment managers with assets under management of at least $100 million, disclosing their stock holdings at the end of each fiscal period. Since 13F reports only require the disclosure of long positions in U.S. stocks and stock options, they can only partially reflect the overall investment strategy of the investment managers.

OnGreen Charts RWA Green Frontier: From Consensus HK to MENA Expansion with BlueRock Capital

At Consensus Hong Kong 2026, where institutional-grade RWA tokenization took center stage, Ongreen emerged with dual validation: strategic investment from Dubai-based BlueRock Capital Limited and high-level discussions between CEO Eric Ng and industry leaders. BlueRock Capital Limited, a DFSA-regulated venture capital firm, will provide potential staged funding with the first tranche of up to US$1 million, as well as strategic advisory support, regional market access, and partner networks for the launch of Ongreen's Oasis Journey ecosystem across MENA. OnGreen combines green tech and Web3 infrastructure to deliver: • Desertification control & green construction – Income-generating RWAs • AI-optimised carbon verification – Proprietary AI BIM turns recurring carbon credits into liquid, yield-bearing digital assets • Unified carbon credit registry – Immutable, institution-grade, setting a new global standard • Green asset exchange – Deep liquidity for tokenised environmental assets “Oasis Journey is production-ready infrastructure—land restoration, AI-verified carbon, on-chain registry. We are turning desert into a verified asset class,” said Eric Ng, CEO of Ongreen. Sher Ali, CEO of BlueRock Capital, added: “The Middle East’s US$186 billion green transformation meets global RWA tokenization. This is impact backed by code and capital.” With pilot projects accelerating in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, Ongreen is positioned as the bridge protocol between Asia's regulatory clarity and MENA's capital deployment.
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