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BTC $78,400.44 -0.63%
ETH $2,446.94 -0.70%
BNB $695.28 -0.79%
XRP $1.41 -5.09%
SOL $96.04 -3.61%
TRX $0.3366 -1.61%
DOGE $0.0858 -4.84%
ADA $0.2085 -4.71%
BCH $263.93 -2.30%
LINK $11.27 -2.60%
HYPE $81.72 +0.01%
AAVE $125.53 -3.00%
SUI $0.7528 -6.20%
XLM $0.1830 -4.81%
ZEC $784.08 -6.61%

Data: Whales holding over 10,000 Ethereum accelerate their accumulation

2025-07-09 15:14:15

ChainCatcher news, according to Glassnode data, whales holding at least 10,000 ETH are accelerating their accumulation, even surpassing the levels seen before the 95% increase in ETH in mid-2022.

As of this Monday, the total amount of ETH held by these whales has rebounded from a historical low of 37.56 million in October 2024 to 41.06 million, an increase of 9.31%. This growth rate is nearly double that of the period from May to September 2022 (when the ETH price rose from about $1,000 to $1,950). A similar situation occurred from November 2020 to January 2021, when whale holdings increased by 4%, and the ETH price soared from $460 to $1,220. History shows that whales often begin accumulating before the market fully takes off.

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