Arkham Data Shows 8,285 Bitcoin in Coinbase Prime Custody

Arkham Data Shows 8,285 Bitcoin in Coinbase Prime Custody

The Information reports SpaceX still holds 8,285 Bitcoin without signs of selling, while the company posted $18.5 billion in 2025 revenue, about $5 billion in losses after the xAI acquisition, and continued IPO preparations.

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Fact Check
The core claim is substantially supported by the directly fetched CoinDesk article, “Musk’s SpaceX holds $603 million in bitcoin despite $5 billion loss stemming from xAI,” which explicitly states that Arkham Intelligence data and The Information indicate SpaceX holds 8,285 BTC in Coinbase Prime custody, that the position is unchanged, and that it is the fourth-largest known corporate bitcoin holder. The PANews article independently repeats the same details and cites CoinDesk as its source, which corroborates dissemination but does not add primary verification. The Odaily link traces back to the same CoinDesk report, confirming it is not independent evidence. Because neither Arkham's original page nor The Information article was directly fetched in this run, the claim cannot be rated at high confidence, but the available evidence supports it more than it refutes it.
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Summary

Arkham data and reporting from The Information indicate SpaceX continues to hold 8,285 Bitcoin in Coinbase Prime custody, with no sign of selling and the balance unchanged since mid-2024. The report says SpaceX generated more than $18.5 billion in revenue in 2025 but recorded about $5 billion in losses after acquiring xAI in February. It also says preparations are moving forward for a possible IPO at a $1.75 trillion valuation. SpaceX was previously identified in the report as the fourth-largest known corporate Bitcoin holder.

Terms & Concepts
  • Bitcoin: The largest cryptocurrency by market value, used as a digital asset and store of value on a decentralized blockchain network.
  • Coinbase Prime custody: An institutional digital asset custody service offered by Coinbase for holding and managing cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
  • IPO: An initial public offering, in which a private company prepares to list its shares on a public stock exchange.