- Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon claimed at the World Liberty Forum that he owns Bitcoin.
- Solomon had dismissed Bitcoin’s value as late as January 2026, calling it a threat to the USD.
- He previously called Bitcoin (in July 2024) a speculative investment without any real use case.
- Goldman Sachs owns roughly $1 billion in Bitcoin ETFs.
- The video of all his statements during events and interviews can be watched on this page.
CEO David Solomon Admits Owning Bitcoin
The CEO of Goldman Sachs, David Solomon, admitted to owning bitcoin during the World Liberty Finance hosted by the WLFI.
The statement comes as a shock, as he claimed little more than a month ago that he did not own any Bitcoin and that it was a threat to the US dollar, which he firmly believed in.
Bitcoin is expected to cross $200k in 2026, and users are seeing the current dip as a buying opportunity.
Critical of Bitcoin, Previously Said Has No Real Use Case
David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs, had previously claimed in July 2024 during a CNBC Interview that bitcoin was merely a speculative asset, and there were no real use cases for it.
Goldman Sachs Bitcoin Investment
Goldman Sachs, Solomon’s institution, has not actively traded in the Bitcoin market; however, it owns Bitcoin ETFs to the tune of $1 billion, which is almost equivalent to owning direct Bitcoin.
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