According to @OnchainLens, on-chain records from Arkham Intelligence show BlackRock deposited 2,164 BTC worth about $195.12M and 26,704 ETH worth about $83.28M to Coinbase on Jan 8, 2026, source: @OnchainLens, Arkham Intelligence. @OnchainLens also noted that more deposits could follow and referenced the Arkham entity page for BlackRock for transaction details, source: @OnchainLens, Arkham Intelligence.

According to @OnchainLens, BlackRock deposited 567 BTC worth approximately $52.2 million to Coinbase on Jan 7, 2026, as shown on the Arkham Intelligence BlackRock entity page cited in the post. Source: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence.

According to @OnchainLens, BlackRock deposited 1,271 BTC, valued at approximately $134.67 million, into Coinbase on Nov 10, 2025, with the wallet attribution flagged under the BlackRock entity on Arkham Intelligence (source: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence). The notional size implies roughly $106,000 per BTC based on the reported figures, highlighting a whale-scale transfer that can influence near-term liquidity on spot venues (source: @OnchainLens). Large BTC exchange inflows have historically coincided with increased sell-side liquidity and short-term downside risk, which traders monitor through exchange netflows and order-book signals (source: Glassnode Insights; CryptoQuant Exchange Netflows). Given the destination is Coinbase, traders often track the Coinbase Premium Index and spot-derivatives basis for US-led flow shifts following such deposits (source: CryptoQuant; Kaiko). An on-chain deposit does not confirm immediate selling, and entity labeling relies on heuristic attribution that can carry uncertainty, so execution evidence should be verified via subsequent exchange data (source: Arkham Intelligence; Glassnode Methodology).