With the latest buying spree, these whales are now controlling over two-thirds of the Bitcoin supply.
Whale addresses holding 10 to 10,000 Bitcoin BTC $84 115 24h volatility: 0.4% Market cap: $1.68 T Vol. 24h: $80.12 B have shown strong interest in the digital gold over the past four months.
These wallets have purchased 218,570 BTC, accounting for 0.9% of the token supply, since late March, according to data from Santiment.
🐳🦈 Wallets with 10 to 10K Bitcoin have accumulated 218,570 more $BTC going back to late March. These key stakeholders collectively hold 68.44% of all of Bitcoin's supply, adding ~0.9% of all coins to their wallets during this timeframe. pic.twitter.com/WAuRO7V8Ow
— Santiment (@santimentfeed) July 31, 2025
Santiment data shows that these Bitcoin whales are now controlling 68.44% of the total BTC supply. The market analytics platform points to the latest buying spree as “long-term accumulation.”
Bitcoin whale purchases have also been strongly impacting the broader crypto market sentiment. According to data from CoinMarketCap, the fear and greed index was hovering below the 20 mark in mid-March, before the start of the accumulation from these whale addresses.
However, the indicator started to see a shift in early April as these addresses started to see inflows.
The index is currently at 62, sitting in the greed zone, as Bitcoin trades close to $119,000.
Retail Investors Join the Race
Despite the most recent BTC correction to $116,000 on July 30, the sentiment around crypto assets seems strong.
According to data from Coinglass, leading centralized crypto exchanges recorded a net outflow of 20,258 BTC in the past 24 hours. Coinbase is leading the chart with a 12,105 BTC outflow.
Ethereum ETH $2 695 24h volatility: 4.3% Market cap: $325.31 B Vol. 24h: $38.72 B also saw a massive 768,670 ETH outflow from CEXs in the same timeframe. Coinbase alone registered 479,000 ETH withdrawals, followed by Binance’s 140,000 ETH outflow.
These CEX outflows come while the US Federal Reserve has put a further pause on the interest rate cuts, currently at 4.5%.
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