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BlackRock Increases Holdings by 8,162 ETH, Worth $20.84 Million

BlackRock Increases Holdings by 8,162 ETH, Worth $20.84 Million

金色财经金色财经2025/05/21 15:26
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According to Arkham monitoring data, about eight minutes ago, BlackRock increased its holdings by 8,162 ETH, valued at $20.84 million, through its Ethereum exchange-traded fund ETHA from a CEX hot wallet address. Additionally, approximately 22 hours ago, BlackRock also increased its holdings by 5,449 ETH, valued at approximately $13.5 million.

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