BlackRock withdrew 6647 BTC and 4179 ETH from Coinbase

By: theblockbeats.news|2026/01/16 08:30:15
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BlockBeats News, January 16, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, in the past 8 hours, BlackRock withdrew 6647 BTC ( $6.3809 billion) and 4179 ETH ( $13.76 million) from Coinbase.

In the past two days, they have withdrawn a total of 9346 BTC ( $9.0023 billion).

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