BlackRock has withdrawn 12,658 BTC and 9,515 ETH in the past 3 days, totaling $1.24 billion.

BTC-0,29%
ETH-1,34%

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Coin Bureau posted on the X platform that BlackRock has withdrawn a total of 12,658 BTC (worth $1.21 billion) and 9,515 ETH (worth $31.3 million) over the past 3 days.

According to Arkham data, BlackRock currently holds 784,400 BTC (worth $74.68 billion) and 3.49 million ETH (worth $11.51 billion).

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