BlackRock Moves $295 Million in Bitcoin and Ethereum to Coinbase Prime

The evidence provided strongly supports the truthfulness of the statement. Multiple relevant sources corroborate the core elements of the claim. One crypto news outlet and a post on Binance's content platform both directly report on deposits from BlackRock-linked wallets to Coinbase Prime, citing on-chain data from analytics firms like Lookonchain and Arkham Intelligence. This is a very strong form of evidence, as on-chain data is publicly verifiable. Another source, a crypto screener, reports that BlackRock "offloaded" $292 million in Bitcoin and Ethereum. This aligns closely with the claim's $295 million figure; minor discrepancies in dollar value are common and expected in volatile crypto markets due to different calculation times. The term "offloaded" is also consistent with a transfer to an exchange. While some sources are irrelevant, the three highly relevant sources are consistent in identifying the key parties (BlackRock, Coinbase), the assets (Bitcoin and Ethereum), and a transaction value in the high hundreds of millions. There are no significant contradictions in the provided evidence. The consensus among the relevant sources, based on verifiable on-chain data, makes the statement very likely to be true.