ChainCatcher 消息，据 Arkham 数据，在 00:58，150 枚 BTC（价值约 1427 万美元）从 Coinbase 转出至多个地址，其中包括 MEXC 和 Roobet。

<p>ChainCatcher 消息，据 Arkham 数据，在 00:58，150 枚 BTC（价值约 1427 万美元）从 Coinbase 转出至多个地址，其中包括 MEXC 和 Roobet。</p>

数据：150 枚 BTC 从 Coinbase 转出，价值约 1427 万美元

According to ChainCatcher, citing Arkham data, at 00:58, 150 BTC (worth approximately $14.27 million) were transferred from Coinbase to multiple addresses, including MEXC and Roobet.

<p>According to ChainCatcher, citing Arkham data, at 00:58, 150 BTC (worth approximately $14.27 million) were transferred from Coinbase to multiple addresses, including MEXC and Roobet.</p>

Data: 150 BTC were transferred out of Coinbase, worth approximately $14.27 million.

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