BTC $78,775.02 -0.25%
ETH $2,496.25 +0.33%
BNB $751.86 +1.55%
XRP $1.42 +1.68%
SOL $103.64 +0.29%
TRX $0.3390 +1.19%
DOGE $0.0900 -0.09%
ADA $0.2180 -0.08%
BCH $258.88 -0.14%
LINK $12.47 -1.29%
HYPE $85.87 +1.61%
AAVE $128.97 -1.54%
SUI $0.8132 -1.35%
XLM $0.1880 -0.92%
ZEC $1,183.06 +4.68%
BTC $78,775.02 -0.25%
ETH $2,496.25 +0.33%
BNB $751.86 +1.55%
XRP $1.42 +1.68%
SOL $103.64 +0.29%
TRX $0.3390 +1.19%
DOGE $0.0900 -0.09%
ADA $0.2180 -0.08%
BCH $258.88 -0.14%
LINK $12.47 -1.29%
HYPE $85.87 +1.61%
AAVE $128.97 -1.54%
SUI $0.8132 -1.35%
XLM $0.1880 -0.92%
ZEC $1,183.06 +4.68%

Data: Bitcoin whales increased their holdings by over 84,000 BTC in July, worth approximately 5.4 billion USD

2024-08-01 14:23:51

ChainCatcher message, according to data tracked by blockchain analytics firm IntoTheBlock and TradingView, whales or addresses holding at least 0.1% of the circulating supply of Bitcoin increased their holdings by over 84,000 Bitcoins in July, valued at $5.4 billion at current market prices. This is the largest monthly increase in Bitcoin terms since October 2014.

These Bitcoins were bought during the early July dip when prices fell below $55,000.

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