As the market recovers, a Bitcoin whale is buying more of the leading cryptocurrency. Its wallet has accumulated 806 BTC in the last seven days, as Bitcoin’s price has risen beyond $31,000.
This whale’s wallet holds the largest number of Bitcoin after Binance and Bitfinex crypto exchanges. The whale made the following purchases, according to data from crypto-tracking portal BitInfoCharts:
The big whale spent more than $23.6 million in total to accumulate 806 BTC. The whale’s BTC stack is valued more than $25.4 million at the time of writing.
The whale had accumulated a net of 3,315 BTC throughout the first three weeks of May before to last week’s aggregate buy of 806 BTC. During the month of May, the wealthiest non-exchange Bitcoin wallet acquired a total of 3,821 BTC.
Santiment, a crypto analytics business, stated last week that the number of addresses holding 100 to 1,000 BTC is increasing.
“As Bitcoin continues treading water at $29,600, the amount of key whale addresses (holding 100 to 1,000 BTC) continues rising after the massive dumping from late January. We’ve historically seen a correlation between price & this tier’s address quantity.”
According to Santiment, the number of Bitcoin whale addresses has increased from a low in January of this year.
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