Data: The Number of Bitcoin Whales Has Never Been Higher
Bitcoin has been seeing some strong price action throughout the past few days Bulls have been in firm control, with bears struggling to gain any ground as they fail to spark any meaningful selloffs This price action has allowed BTC to form a market structure that is arguably the strongest seen since before the late-2017 decline This strength is likely to continue growing as BTC shows signs of breaking above its key near-term resistance level […]
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On-chain data shows the number of Bitcoin holders with 10k+ BTC have grown recently, a sign of accumulation from whales. Number Of Bitcoin Whales Holding 10k Or More BTC Has Gone Up Recently As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, both the 1k+ and 10k+ BTC holders have observed some growth in recent weeks. Holders with 1k or more BTC are considered whales, and movement from them can have noticeable impacts on the Bitcoin market. The relevant indicator here looks at all wallets on the network to see how many own between 1k and 10k BTC and how many are holding more than 10k BTC.....
The number of Bitcoin whales is increasing as the price of BTC continues to rise. The number of whale addresses holding Bitcoin (BTC) have hit a new all-time high, the latest data shows. This can be considered bullish, particularly as the price of BTC is showing staying power above $50,000.The increase in the number of whales indicate that high-net-worth investors are actively accumulating Bitcoin as the bull market continues.Number of addresses holding $1m Bitcoin. Source: GlassnodeWhy is the rising number of whales important?During bull cycles, the price of Bitcoin could be at risk of a....
Onchain analytics from the research and analysis firm Glassnode shows that the number of bitcoin whales (addresses with at least 1,000 bitcoins) has surpassed 1,900 clusters. The number of network participants in terms of 1,000 coin whales hasn’t been this high since 2016. Seven-day trailing statistics for the number of whales (addresses with balance ≥ $1k) has increased 2% according to statistics from Glassnode. This means the number of large BTC holders (1,940 clusters ≥ $1k) has increased a great deal since the recent Paypal crypto support announcement. Addresses with....
According to a number of different data points, bitcoin whales saw last week’s volatility and price declines as a chance to accumulate.