BlackRock Moves 929 Bitcoin and 36,449 Ethereum to Coinbase

BlackRock Moves 929 Bitcoin and 36,449 Ethereum to Coinbase

According to Onchain Lens (blockchain tracking service), the asset manager deposited about $67.5 million in Bitcoin and $72.23 million in Ethereum to Coinbase.

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Fact Check
The originating on-chain analytics post from Onchain Lens (https://x.com/OnchainLens/status/2061402264187895846) matches the claim's exact figures (929 BTC/$67.5M and 36,449 ETH/$72.23M to Coinbase) and date (2026-06-01). PANews and Odaily independently relay the same data, and Binance Square confirms the transfer was associated with a BlackRock ETF address. Onchain Lens cites Arkham Intelligence as the underlying on-chain data source. No conflicting reports were found. Slight residual uncertainty remains only because the underlying Arkham wallet attribution page was not directly accessible due to anti-bot protection.
Summary

BlackRock transferred 929 Bitcoin and 36,449 Ethereum to Coinbase, according to a report from Onchain Lens (blockchain tracking service). The monitored transfers were valued at about $67.5 million in Bitcoin and $72.23 million in Ethereum. The report also said BlackRock may continue depositing additional assets. Deposits to Coinbase, a major crypto exchange, are commonly watched by traders because they can indicate asset repositioning, custody changes, or preparation for market activity, although the source did not specify the purpose of these transfers.

Terms & Concepts
  • Onchain Lens: A blockchain tracking service that monitors wallet activity and reports cryptocurrency transfers on public networks.
  • On-chain monitoring: The practice of tracking transactions recorded on a blockchain to identify wallet movements and market-relevant activity.
  • Coinbase: A major cryptocurrency exchange and custody platform used for trading, storage, and asset transfers.