Coinbase is the largest Bitcoin (BTC) owner of the world: Arkham
Coinbase is the largest Bitcoin (BTC) owner of the world: Arkham
- Arkham announced that it identified Bitcoin worth almost $ 25 billion in the portfolio of the crypto exchange Coinbase.
- The BTC stock is about 948,000, which is closer to the 1 million BTC from Satoshi Nakamoto.
- Coinbase is the world's largest known Bitcoin company, said Arkham analysts on X.
The blockchain intelligence company Arkham has reported that Coinbase Bitcoin (BTC) keeps around $ 25 billion, which makes the cryptocurrency exchange the largest company that holds the flagship digital value.
Arkham says that Coinbase holds almost 1 million BTC
arkham has now identified $ 25 billion in coin base bitcoin reserves (~ 1 million BTC) in the chain.
This makes Coinbase the world's largest Bitcoin company on Arkham, with almost 5 % of all existing BTC-about as much as Satoshi Nakamoto. pic.twitter.com/7sdoczs7wt
- arkham (@arkhamintel) 22. September 2023
reports also reports 36 million deposit and holding addresses for BTC, including a cold wallet with 10,000 BTC. The intelligence platform found that there could be millions of other non -marked assets.
" arkham has identified and marked over 36 million BTC deposit and deposit addresses used by Coinbase, whereby its largest cold wallet contains around 10,000 BTC. X.
In addition to Bitcoin, the Coinbase portfolio also includes 1.68 million Ethereum (ETH), 68.6 million chainlink (link), almost 223 million USD coin (USDC) and 921,000 BNB (BNB). According to Arkham data from September 22, these assets contribute to the Coinbase crypto portfolio of over $ 29 billion.
Arkham's report comes at a time when Coinbase has further expanded his services with an official approval in Spain. As Coinjournal already emphasized today, the company has secured registration with the bank of Spain to offer services as a crypto exchange and crypto-custody wallet provider.
The official entry in Spain complements the regulatory milestones of Coinbase in Italy, Singapore, the Netherlands, Brazil and Canada. In the United States, too, the stock exchange is fighting for regulatory clarity.
Source: Coinlist.me