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Arkham Intelligence labels about $3 billion in crypto fund assets

Arkham Intelligence has tagged roughly $3 billion in crypto fund assets, largely in Bitcoin products already held by issuers.

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  1. Arkham Intelligence labeled about $3 billion in crypto fund assets, and it announced the disclosure on X on November 9.
  2. CoinShares, VanEck and Invesco together hold over $2.29 billion of the labeled amount across their Bitcoin products.
  3. The labels rest on how accurately addresses are attributed, and the tagged assets are already tied to products rather than fresh buying.

Bitcoinist reported that Arkham Intelligence has labeled about $3 billion in crypto fund assets. The disclosure was made on November 9 through a post on X, and the labels cover Bitcoin along with other crypto fund holdings.

Among the largest identified positions, CoinShares' BITC Physical Bitcoin ETP accounts for about $1.52 billion. VanEck's VBTC Bitcoin ETN is linked to around $507.2 million, while Invesco's BTIC Physical Bitcoin ETN is tied to about $266.6 million. Taken together, CoinShares, VanEck and Invesco hold more than $2.29 billion of the total.

Outside Bitcoin, the labels identify $125.9 million in the Grayscale Solana Trust. Morgan Stanley's Solana ETF is associated with about $44.1 million, and its Ethereum ETF with around $14.48 million.

Bitcoinist also notes that the labels depend on how accurately addresses are attributed. The assets were already tied to these products rather than representing new purchases. The figures therefore describe holdings already in place rather than recent buying.

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