 are for the type of bedrock demand that can temper price swings. The six-month-old portfolios have amassed about $51 billion in assets, more than 4% of Bitcoin's supply, and feature hedge funds and wealth advisors as top holders. Such specialist institutions are a contrast to the individual investors allured to crypto in earlier years as a get-rich-quick trade. Now Trump has cast himself as friendly to crypto in a bid to court undecided voters, and Bitcoin this morning is up 4.5%.