The 10 largest Ethereum whales in history are now holding $ 48 billion in ETH and shaking the 5-year high: Blockchain Analytics Firm Santiment
According to blockchain analytics firm Santiment, the largest Ethereum whales around the world are amassing ETH.
Santiment says the largest Ethereum wallets not owned by crypto exchanges hold a total of 21.3 million ETH this week, breaking a five-year high. At the time of writing, the Ethereum megawals have around $ 48.9 billion on offer.
Meanwhile, the top 10 stock market whales only hold 4.66 million ETH worth around $ 10.69 billion, the lowest amount since Ethereum was launched in 2015.
Source: Santiment
Ethereum is trading at $ 2,295 at the time of writing and is up nearly 30% from the week according to CoinGecko.
According to Santiment, the bullish price action has lifted the mood of the ETH community on social media.
“What does a sudden midsummer jump over 2,400 US dollars do to the ETH cops on Twitter? According to our information, it seems to have pulled them out of the entablature. Ethereum is currently showing its most positive sentiment since mid-May. “
Turning to Bitcoin, the blockchain analytics firm finds that the “millionaire level” whales have amassed BTC at high speed.
“Bitcoin whales, holding between 100 and 10,000 BTC, have continued to pile up since the May slump that shook many weak hands. These addresses have now accumulated 130,000 more BTC in the last 5 weeks and 40,000 more in the last 10 days. “
Bitcoin is trading at $ 40,011.86 at the time of writing and is up nearly 34% over the past week, according to CoinGecko.
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