CryptoBriefing and Bitcoin Magazine both cite 13F filings for Mubadala and Abu Dhabi Investment Council-linked Bitcoin ETF holdings, but disagree on the dollar values and on whether positions changed quarter-over-quarter.
What all sources agree on
Where the reports disagree
1Whether holdings increased or stayed flat quarter-over-quarter
The latest filing shows a 16% increase from the roughly 12.7 million shares Mubadala held at the end of 2025.
Both wealth funds’ position in Bitcoin is unchanged since last quarter.
What would settle it: The underlying SEC 13F filings for Mubadala Investment Company and the Abu Dhabi Investment Council-linked entity for the relevant quarters.
2Dollar value and share count of Mubadala's IBIT position
Mubadala alone accounts for 14.7 million IBIT shares valued at approximately $565.6 million as of March 31.
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company disclosed Friday that it held a $490 million stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust — the second-largest single holding across its entire 13F portfolio.
What would settle it: Mubadala Investment Company's SEC 13F filing.
3Dollar value of the Abu Dhabi Investment Council-linked entity's position
Al Warda holds around 8.2 million shares, bringing the combined position to the $764 million figure.
And a Thursday filing from the Abu Dhabi Investment Council, another state-run fund, revealed a $273.6 million position in the popular Bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
What would settle it: The Abu Dhabi Investment Council-linked entity's SEC 13F filing.
What to make of it
Treat only the existence of IBIT positions held by Mubadala and an Abu Dhabi Investment Council-linked entity as established; the specific dollar amounts and whether the holdings grew or held steady this quarter are contested and unresolved pending direct review of the SEC filings.
Treat only the existence of IBIT positions held by Mubadala and an Abu Dhabi Investment Council-linked entity as established; the specific dollar amounts and whether the holdings grew or held steady this quarter are contested and unresolved pending direct review of the SEC filings.