Goldman Sachs CEO Says He Holds Little Bitcoin, Remains 'Observer'

Published at 2026-02-18 16:30:14

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon told the World Liberty Forum he holds little bitcoin and considers himself "an observer of bitcoin," noting he is still trying to understand what drives its price movements. The remark was framed as part of a broader effort to monitor developments rather than to signal active accumulation.

Solomon's cautious posture matters because Goldman remains a major voice for institutional investors; a reserved CEO can temper expectations for rapid corporate adoption. The comments highlight persistent questions around volatility, liquidity and regulatory clarity that influence client demand and product offerings, and market participants will be watching whether his stance shifts as market structure and policy evolve.

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