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A few days ago, a bitcoin wallet appeared. It bought 118,300 bitcoins in just a few months. Many people speculated whether this was Black Rock buying bitcoins in case the SEC approved their ETF. In the end, it turned out that the $3 billion worth of bitcoins were purchased by the Robinhood platform. Now this wallet is one of the largest in the world.

How do we know? Is there hard proof?

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and on that tangent, is Blackrock proxying through Robinhood?

How could we disprove that Robinhood does not have a private contract with Blackrock to acquire & hold BTC on their behalf ?

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This is very nice point but i BlackRock dont need middleman for buying bitcoin.

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Why would they want to be known also as aggressive BTC hodlers which reveals strategy and drives price up as other firms and investors follow suit.

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Obviously that wasn't the intention. They probably didn't anticipate that such a wallet would be of interest to people all over the world. Nobody is tracking Binance purchases either.

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Well, as WeAreAllSatoshi asked - let's see the hard proof it's from a Robinhood wallet.

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Wallet and transactions tracked to one of main Robinhood wallet.

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