[Coin World] Just now, there was a significant movement on-chain — the world's largest asset management company, BlackRock, transferred 2,156 BTC to Coinbase 7 minutes ago, which is approximately $186 million at the current price.
Transfers of this magnitude are generally either custodial rebalancing or preparation for some major move. BlackRock now holds a Bitcoin spot ETF, and their every on-chain operation is closely monitored by the market.
It is worth noting the destination of the transfer - directly into Coinbase, which is a publicly listed company on the US stock market, fully compliant. Could it be that institutional clients are getting on board again? Or is it simply a reallocation of funds? In the short term, we can observe if there are any fluctuations in BTC.
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AirdropHuntress
· 13h ago
BlackRock's move... directly throwing 2156 BTC at Coinbase, the logic behind this needs to be carefully analyzed. It's not just a simple portfolio adjustment.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 13h ago
BlackRock's move seems to be stirring things up, casually dumping over 2000 Bitcoins onto Coinbase, that's no small feat.
Directly hitting Coinbase, with such a solid compliance license, they must be gearing up for a big move, right? Is it the institutions buying the dip?
$186 million just like that, they really have deep pockets, while we're still debating whether to buy at a few tenths.
There might be fluctuations in the short term, everyone stay alert, operations of this scale have always been a signal.
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AirdropFreedom
· 13h ago
What is BlackRock up to again? This pace is a bit intense, transferring 186 million dollars just like that.
When the Blackstone big boss moves, retail investors have to follow suit. Let's just watch the show honestly.
Is the transfer to Coinbase meant for dumping or accumulation? We have to wait and see how it plays out.
Institutions are making their moves; I really envy their scale. When will it be our turn?
If this wave is a pump, I will laugh. We need to closely follow the Large Investors.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 13h ago
BlackRock's move, pouring 186 million into Coinbase all at once... Is it going to pull some new tricks?
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Wait, going directly to the exchange? Isn't this going to be dumping...
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2156 BTC transferred to Coinbase, compliance is full but whether the mindset can keep up is another matter, let's observe
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With institutions acting so brazenly, can the short-term market remain stable?
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BlackRock is up to something again, whether it's old tricks or new routines will depend on how things unfold.
BlackRock suddenly transferred 2156 BTC to Coinbase, a large amount of $186 million.
[Coin World] Just now, there was a significant movement on-chain — the world's largest asset management company, BlackRock, transferred 2,156 BTC to Coinbase 7 minutes ago, which is approximately $186 million at the current price.
Transfers of this magnitude are generally either custodial rebalancing or preparation for some major move. BlackRock now holds a Bitcoin spot ETF, and their every on-chain operation is closely monitored by the market.
It is worth noting the destination of the transfer - directly into Coinbase, which is a publicly listed company on the US stock market, fully compliant. Could it be that institutional clients are getting on board again? Or is it simply a reallocation of funds? In the short term, we can observe if there are any fluctuations in BTC.