Cointime

Download App
iOS & Android

Coinbase has a net outflow of 40,406 BTC in the past two months, worth $2.7 billion

According to data, on April 1st, Coinbase's Bitcoin holdings were close to 1 million, at 928,743 BTC. As of today, according to Arkham data, their holdings have decreased to 888,337 BTC. This means that in the past 60 days, Coinbase's Bitcoin holdings have decreased by 40,406 BTC, worth 2.7 billion USD.

During the same period, Binance's Bitcoin reserves increased slightly by 408 BTC, worth about 27.6 million USD. Although it has recently increased, Binance's Bitcoin assets have decreased from April 1st ($45.68 billion) to $43.36 billion, with holdings of 642,528 BTC.

In contrast, Robinhood's platform had a net inflow of 894 BTC, worth about 60.57 million USD. 60 days ago, Robinhood managed 138,568 BTC, and their reserves have recently increased to 139,462 BTC. (Bitcoin.com)

BTC
Comments

All Comments

Recommended for you

  • German parliament passes Financial Market Digitalization Act

    According to a report by Ledger Insights, the German parliament (Bundestag) has passed the "Financial Market Digitalization Act" (Finanzmarktdigitalisierungsgesetz or FinmadiG) this week. The parliament responded to industry demands to ensure legislation is in place before MiCAR comes into full effect on December 30th.
  • Data: Yesterday, the US spot Bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of US$373 million

    According to Trader T's monitoring, the net inflow of US spot Bitcoin ETF was $373 million yesterday.
  • BTC breaks through $101,500

    the market shows that BTC has broken through $101,500 and is currently trading at $101,510.91, with a 24-hour increase of 6.15%. The market is volatile, so please be prepared for risk control.
  • The final value of the US one-year inflation rate in November is expected to be 2.6%, the expected value is 2.7%, and the previous value is 2.60%

     the expected final value of the US one-year inflation rate in November is 2.6%, with an expected value of 2.7% and a previous value of 2.60%. The expected final value of the US five-to-ten-year inflation rate in November is 3.2%, with an expected value of 3.1% and a previous value of 3.10%.
  • U.S. stocks open, most crypto stocks open lower

     the US stock market opened with the Dow Jones up 0.19%, the S&P 500 up 0.05%, and the Nasdaq up 0.01%. Most cryptocurrency stocks opened lower, with Coinbase (COIN.O) down 0.06%, MicroStrategy (MSTR.O) up 0.4%, and Riot Platforms (RIOT.O) down 2.6%. Previously, Bitcoin had risen above $99,000 before falling back.
  • BTC falls below $67,000

    market shows BTC has fallen below $67,000, currently reporting at $66,987.51, with a 24-hour increase of 0.41%. The market is experiencing significant fluctuations, please be prepared for risk control.
  • BTC breaks through $67,000

    the market shows BTC has broken through $67,000 and is currently trading at $67,011.99, with a 24-hour decline of 0.26%. The market is volatile, so please be prepared to manage risks.
  • Crypto Options Traders Bet on Bitcoin to Reach Fresh Highs by End of November

    According to Bloomberg, options traders in the crypto market are increasingly betting on bitcoin reaching new highs by the end of November. The $75,000 strike price has the highest open interest for options expiring on November 8, indicating a significant area of focus for the market during that time. Despite the upcoming U.S. presidential election, some traders believe that bitcoin will surpass its previous highs in the coming weeks. The rise in stablecoin liquidity and bitcoin transactions in October may contribute to this bullish sentiment.
  • BTC falls below $67,000

     market shows BTC has fallen below $67,000 and is now trading at $66,988.89, with a 24-hour decline of 2.24%. The market is volatile, so please be prepared for risk control.
  • BTC breaks through $68,600

    the market shows BTC has broken through $68,600 and is now trading at $68,602.48, with a 24-hour increase of 0.67%. The market is volatile, so please be prepared for risk control.