According to data monitored by Arkham, approximately 50 minutes ago, BlackRock transferred a total of 15,405 ETH, valued at approximately $32.02 million, to a Coinbase Prime address through its Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF) ETHA. Additionally, BlackRock transferred a total of 1,133.658 BTC, valued at approximately $78.83 million, to a Coinbase Prime address through its Bitcoin ETF IBIT.
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BlackRock Transfers 15,405 ETH and 1,133 BTC to Coinbase Prime Address
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