Grayscale transfers 1,047 BTC to Coinbase Prime address
According to Arkham data, Grayscale transferred 1,047.623 BTC worth approximately $71.15 million to Coinbase Prime about 18 minutes ago. In addition, Grayscale also transferred 1,239.283 BTC (worth approximately $84.17 million) to three new addresses.
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