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Grayscale increased its holdings by 2,356 ETH and 647,072 BTC this morning, with a total value of US$72.28 million

According to Arkham monitoring data, Grayscale increased its holdings this morning with 2,356 ETH and 647.072 BTC, worth a total of $72.28 million. This includes:

1. Grayscale Ethereum Trust Fund transferred 2,356 ETH, worth $7.9 million, from Coinbase Prime hot wallet address.

2. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Fund transferred 137.382 BTC, worth $13.76 million, from Coinbase Prime hot wallet address.

3. Grayscale Bitcoin ETF transferred 507.334 BTC, worth $50.62 million, from Coinbase Prime hot wallet address.

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