BlackRock transfers nearly 4,000 BTC and over 80,000 ETH to custody platform in large amounts

2026-01-22 12:06:09

【Chain News】 Recently, something interesting is happening on the chain—well-known asset management giant BlackRock has made a big move. According to on-chain data tracking, they transferred nearly 4,000 Bitcoins in one go to a compliant custody platform, equivalent to over 350 million USD in RMB. They also deposited over 80,000 Ethereum, valued at nearly 250 million USD. Such institutional-level transfers of this size are usually seen as signals of market positioning—often indicating that major players are adjusting their strategies. For traders, these large transactions are worth paying attention to in terms of on-chain data changes.

BTC1,33%

ETH1,17%

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MEVictim

· 01-22 12:32

Such a big move by major institutions is really impressive; it feels like a storm is brewing again.

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-22 12:24

BlackRock's recent move is really hard to hold back, pouring in over 700 million USD. What is this hinting at? --- The institutional bottom-fishing rhythm has arrived. Can this break new highs? --- Wait, a transfer custody platform? Is it stockpiling or preparing to dump? Think carefully, it's terrifying. --- 4,000 BTC... I will never earn this much in my lifetime. --- Here we go again. Every time big funds move, they say it's a signal. But what is the result? --- Can BTC hold steady at 50,000 this wave? It all depends on BlackRock's mood. --- Retail investors look at on-chain data, but institutions have long had other plans. This routine is getting old. --- 80,000 ETH entering the market simultaneously. Is this bottom-fishing or what are they doing?

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OnchainDetective

· 01-22 12:23

BlackRock's move this time shows that traditional financial giants still have a clear head; retail investors need to closely follow on-chain data.

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