Riot Platforms, the second-largest publicly listed Bitcoin miner, transferred 500 BTC, worth about $30.7 million, to NYDIG Custody, according to Arkham data. While the transaction could indicate preparations for a potential sale, transferring Bitcoin to a custody provider does not confirm that a sale will occur. Markets will watch for any further wallet movements or disclosures from Riot regarding its Bitcoin holdings.
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