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Coinbase Holds Nearly 1M Bitcoin Worth $25B, Making Up 5% of Total Supply

  • Coinbase holds nearly 1 million Bitcoin worth over $25 billion, according to Arkham. This is about 5% of all existing Bitcoin.

  • Arkham identified over 36 million Bitcoin addresses used by Coinbase. The exchange's largest cold wallet has around 10,000 BTC.

  • While Coinbase holds over $25B in Bitcoin, it only owns around $200 million worth that it can freely use.

  • Reactions vary on Coinbase's large Bitcoin reserves, with some saying to withdraw and others citing security concerns.

  • MicroStrategy still owns the most Bitcoin of any company, with over 152,800 BTC worth over $4 billion.

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