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Cardano Millionaire Wallets Reach Record 25B ADA Holdings

Cardano's millionaire-tier wallets, holding at least 1 million ADA (approx. $262,400), have accumulated to a new all-time high of 25.09 billion ADA, according to on-chain data from Santiment. This represents about 67.47% of the total supply. Notably, this accumulation has persisted through the recent bearish market, during which ADA's market cap has fallen 71% over nine months, suggesting large investors are buying at discounted prices. In related news, Bitcoin sharks and whales have also added over 50,000 BTC in the past month. While large holders accumulate, smaller retail entities have shown net selling. At the time of reporting, ADA is trading around $0.264, down 1.9% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist05/15 09:04

Cardano Millionaire Wallets Reach Record 25B ADA Holdings

bitcoinist05/15 09:04

Bitcoin Shark & Whale Wallets Hit 20,031—A New Record

According to on-chain data from Santiment, the number of Bitcoin wallets holding 100 or more BTC has reached a new all-time high of 20,031, indicating a significant influx of large investors, often referred to as sharks and whales. This record high, alongside a growing number of small retail wallets (0-1 BTC), contrasts with a decline in mid-tier investors (1-100 BTC). This trend suggests a growing concentration of holders at the extreme ends of the spectrum. After a period of decline from 2017 to mid-2024, large entities have shown renewed interest, contributing to this new high. Bitcoin's price was around $72,400 at the time of writing.

bitcoinist03/14 02:02

Bitcoin Shark & Whale Wallets Hit 20,031—A New Record

bitcoinist03/14 02:02

Ethereum Sees Aggressive Capitulation From Whales And Sharks, The Downtrend To Continue?

Ethereum's price has fallen below the critical $2,000 support level amid sustained selling pressure across the crypto market. On-chain data indicates that both whales and sharks are aggressively distributing their holdings, contributing to increased sell-side pressure. Market expert Joao Wedson reports that this is not merely a transfer to exchanges but actual selling activity, suggesting a decline in conviction or strategic de-risking among large holders. This behavior is leading to progressive capitulation, cascading liquidations, and dominant selling pressure. With exchange reserves remaining stable, the downward trend is expected to continue as major investors reduce their exposure. Wedson advises holders to focus on alpha signals rather than narratives to protect their capital.

bitcoinist02/07 01:05

Ethereum Sees Aggressive Capitulation From Whales And Sharks, The Downtrend To Continue?

bitcoinist02/07 01:05

Volatility Expands, But Bitcoin Whales And Sharks Aren’t Selling — They’re Buying More

Bitcoin briefly reclaimed $90,000 amid ongoing price fluctuations, but large holders (whales and sharks) are accumulating more BTC instead of selling. According to Santiment, addresses holding 10–10,000 BTC added 36,322 BTC over 9 days, signaling strong confidence. In contrast, smaller "shrimp" wallets sold over 132 BTC. This divergence—where smart money buys while retailers sell—is often a bullish indicator. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's Risk Index rose near "High Risk" levels, and the price is testing key support at $89,200. A hold could lead to a push toward $99,000, while a break may trigger a drop to $84,500.

bitcoinist01/22 19:32

Volatility Expands, But Bitcoin Whales And Sharks Aren’t Selling — They’re Buying More

bitcoinist01/22 19:32

Bitcoin Shark Accumulation Overstated: Glassnode Researcher Debunks Narrative

A senior Glassnode researcher, CryptoVizArt.₿, has debunked the narrative of significant Bitcoin "shark accumulation," arguing it reflects internal wallet reshuffling rather than organic buying. Sharks (entities holding 100-1,000 BTC) saw their supply grow by 270,000 BTC since mid-November. However, this increase coincides with a nearly equivalent 300,000 BTC decrease in the holdings of the largest entities (100,000+ BTC), which include exchanges and custodians. The data strongly suggests the shark supply growth is due to large custodial entities like Coinbase redistributing holdings across wallets—a 640,000 BTC internal transfer was noted—and not from new investors accumulating. Consequently, over 90% of the apparent accumulation is attributed to this reshuffling. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price hovers around $87,300.

bitcoinist12/19 08:08