‘Buying The Dip’: As Holdings Reach Record Highs, Bitcoin Whales Scoop up $2.4 Billion Worth of BTC in Days

The biggest Bitcoin whales are separating from the smaller whales by a greater margin.
In what appears to be a constant gathering spree, five addresses have a total of 776,000 Bitcoins.
Retail traders have sold off a sizable chunk of their holdings as a result of Bitcoin’s recent drop as gloomy sentiment has taken hold.
Retail traders all over the world are terrified as Bitcoin (BTC) experiences a turbulent period. The biggest Bitcoin whales are shrewdly increasing their positions despite the panic, and their holdings have established a new network record.

Giga-Whales are displaying their strength.

The biggest Bitcoin whales are aggressively increasing their holdings, and they have reached an all-time high. A blockchain analytics company called IntoTheBlock recently provided statistics showing that giga-whales with more than 100,000 BTC have boosted their holdings by 16% over the past 30 days.

In a sign of power by the giga-whales, the study stated that “over 776K BTC is held by a grand total of 5 addresses.” Whales have been buying Bitcoin aggressively since the year began, according to a Santiment analysis, and during the past 20 weeks, they have increased their asset holdings by 12.8%.

The Santiment research stated that “the mega whale addresses of Bitcoin, which are partially exchange addresses, own their greatest supply of BTC in a year.” The greatest whales are continuing to use the technique of buying the drop, according to the most recent data from IntoTheBlock.

BTC’s market value dropped below $1 trillion in the past 30 days due to the frigid crypto winter, reaching a low of $17,708 during that time. As panicked retail traders sold their Bitcoin, sentiments swiftly shifted from upbeat to negative, but the whales took advantage of the declining price to buy even more.

In reaction to the findings, one Twitter user wrote, “You came to crypto because you didn’t have a seat at the fiat table.”

Now that you have sold your coins, you are also unable to sit at this table. Genius!”

Whales have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency ecosystem since even news of whales selling their holdings can send values tumbling. On the other hand, rumors of Bitcoin whales hoarding might enhance demand and drive up asset values.

Biggest holders

The largest Bitcoin whale, according to BitInfoCharts statistics, is a Binance cold wallet, which has 252,597 BTC. Bitfinex is closely behind with 168,010 BTC. After making its most recent acquisition of BTC valued $191 million, Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy now holds over 129,000 of them.

Publicly traded businesses including Tesla, Galaxy Digital Holdings, and Square Inc. are among the top Bitcoin users. According to rumors, some of the biggest Bitcoin investors include the Winklevoss twins, Micree Zhan, Chris Larsen, and Changpeng Zhao.

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