BlackRock has moved millions in Bitcoin days after $1B ETF buys, with repeated 300 BTC transfers pointing to ETF settlement or rebalancing. Arkham has tracked a $98.95B crypto portfolio, led by 746,016 BTC and 3.762M ETH, while ETH wallets have stayed static.
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