Wintermute and Coinbase Transferred a Total of Approximately 415 BTC Worth Over $26 Million to the Fidelity Bitcoin ETF Yesterday
According to Arkham monitoring data, Wintermute and Coinbase transferred a total of approximately 415 BTC to the Fidelity Bitcoin ETF yesterday, valued at more than $26 million, with Wintermute transferring 240.231 BTC to the Fidelity Bitcoin exchange-traded fund Fidelity FBTC ETF, valued at approximately $15.24 million, and Coinbase Prime hot wallet address transferring 175 BTC to the same address in the Fidelity Bitcoin ETF, valued at approximately $11.08 million. Wintermute transferred 240.231 BTC to the Fidelity FBTC ETF, valued at approximately $15.24 million, and the Coinbase Prime Hot Wallet address transferred 175 BTC to the same address in the Fidelity Bitcoin ETF, valued at approximately $11.08 million.
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