CryptoBitcoinGrayscale Bitcoin Trust’s alleged wallet addresses released by Arkham

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust’s alleged wallet addresses released by Arkham

Author: Andrew

Blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence claims to have identified the addresses of the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust. The trust consists of more than 1,750 addresses holding a total of over $16 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC), according to a Sept. 6 thread on X (formerly Twitter). Arkham claimed that Grayscale is “the 2nd largest BTC entity globally.”

The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust holds over $16 billion in BTC. Its issuer, Grayscale, is currently battling with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as it attempts to transform the trust into an exchange-traded fund.

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