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PRICE
+5.4%
$0.1143

PRICE
+4.52%
$0.7524

PRICE
+4.28%
$397.29

PRICE
+3.82%
$291.13

PRICE
+3.78%
$1.83

PRICE
+3.71%
$0.05886
PRICE
+3.58%
$0.03386

PRICE
+2.92%
$0.2090

PRICE
+2.63%
$85.93

PRICE
+2.58%
$396.13

PRICE
+2.15%
$0.3372

PRICE
+2.06%
$0.052

PRICE
+0.96%
$2,870.76

PRICE
+0.78%
$1.04

PRICE
+0.77%
$2,323.97

PRICE
+0.73%
$0.6992

PRICE
+0.69%
$2,327.52

PRICE
+0.68%
$1.35

PRICE
+0.67%
$0.03249

PRICE
+0.56%
$0.1488

PRICE
+0.46%
$8.4

PRICE
+0.41%
$58.77

PRICE
+0.35%
$78,690.08

PRICE
+0.30%
$1.4

PRICE
+0.25%
$4,612.55

VOL24
+940.23%
$0.9990

VOL24
+179.18%
$0.1143

VOL24
+136.31%
$0.052
VOL24
+128.01%
$0.03386

VOL24
+107.91%
$0.7524

VOL24
+105.97%
$2,870.76

VOL24
+93.65%
$85.93

VOL24
+91.55%
$10.32

VOL24
+88.7%
$0.9808

VOL24
+84.31%
$0.6666

VOL24
+82.84%
$0.1187

VOL24
+73.9%
$0.2090

VOL24
+67.93%
$9.13

VOL24
+61.75%
$0.3372

VOL24
+58.03%
$0.9991

VOL24
+54.38%
$1.83

VOL24
+47.62%
$0.03249

VOL24
+44.16%
$2,323.97

VOL24
+33.11%
$0.08065

VOL24
+28.75%
$1.22

VOL24
+25.28%
$0.9028

VOL24
+23.53%
$0.056

VOL24
+22.28%
$0.9999

VOL24
+21.55%
$92.75

VOL24
+20.84%
$1.28

PRICE
+5.4%
$0.1143

PRICE
+4.52%
$0.7524

PRICE
+4.28%
$397.29

PRICE
+3.82%
$291.13

PRICE
+3.78%
$1.83

PRICE
+3.71%
$0.05886
PRICE
+3.58%
$0.03386

PRICE
+2.92%
$0.2090

PRICE
+2.63%
$85.93

PRICE
+2.58%
$396.13

PRICE
+2.15%
$0.3372

PRICE
+2.06%
$0.052

PRICE
+0.96%
$2,870.76

PRICE
+0.78%
$1.04

PRICE
+0.77%
$2,323.97

PRICE
+0.73%
$0.6992

PRICE
+0.69%
$2,327.52

PRICE
+0.68%
$1.35

PRICE
+0.67%
$0.03249

PRICE
+0.56%
$0.1488

PRICE
+0.46%
$8.4

PRICE
+0.41%
$58.77

PRICE
+0.35%
$78,690.08

PRICE
+0.30%
$1.4

PRICE
+0.25%
$4,612.55

VOL24
+940.23%
$0.9990

VOL24
+179.18%
$0.1143

VOL24
+136.31%
$0.052
VOL24
+128.01%
$0.03386

VOL24
+107.91%
$0.7524

VOL24
+105.97%
$2,870.76

VOL24
+93.65%
$85.93

VOL24
+91.55%
$10.32

VOL24
+88.7%
$0.9808

VOL24
+84.31%
$0.6666

VOL24
+82.84%
$0.1187

VOL24
+73.9%
$0.2090

VOL24
+67.93%
$9.13

VOL24
+61.75%
$0.3372

VOL24
+58.03%
$0.9991

VOL24
+54.38%
$1.83

VOL24
+47.62%
$0.03249

VOL24
+44.16%
$2,323.97

VOL24
+33.11%
$0.08065

VOL24
+28.75%
$1.22

VOL24
+25.28%
$0.9028

VOL24
+23.53%
$0.056

VOL24
+22.28%
$0.9999

VOL24
+21.55%
$92.75

VOL24
+20.84%
$1.28
Rise 40%
Fall 60%


$0.1286
#390
$64,548,173
$66,559,442
568,532,082
1,000,000,000
Arkham is a blockchain analysis platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to deanonymize the blockchain and on-chain data. The platform’s two main components are the Analytics Platform and Intel Exchange. The Analytics Platform covers analytics on various entities, exchanges, funds, whales and tokens. The Intel Exchange allows anyone to buy and sell address labels and other intelligence, either through bounties, auctions or the DATA Program. Unlike many other platforms that focus on specific blockchains or limited data sources, Arkham aims to provide total coverage of the blockchain by collecting and aggregating data from various chains. This is done leveraging its proprietary AI system, ULTRA. It allows users to analyze and gain insights from a comprehensive view of the crypto ecosystem. The Arkham Intel Exchange is a decentralized marketplace where users can buy and sell crypto intelligence using the native currency, ARKM. This unique feature enables individuals and organizations to monetize their intelligence by offering bounties and conducting auctions. The exchange connects buyers and sellers, fostering a vibrant community of on-chain sleuths and ensuring the availability of valuable intelligence for market participants. Arkham Intelligence was founded by Miguel Morel in 2020. Miguel is a veteran entrepreneur in cryptocurrency markets. Miguel’s experience navigating new crypto markets makes him familiar with the intelligence needs of decision makers in government, venture capital, and trading. He is also an investor in a number of technology startups. Arkham Intelligence has also attracted some of the most prominent investors in the crypto space and beyond. Among them are an undisclosed OpenAI Co-Founder, Palantir Co-Founder Joe Lonsdale (8VC), Tim Draper (Draper Associates), Wintermute, GSR, and Geoff Lewis (Bedrock). The company raised over $10 million in two rounds of equity financing, and was valued at $150 million in its last round.

Rank #154
$19.14
-0.21%

Rank #659
$0.0001670
-0.56%
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Rank #1167
$0.01397
+0.38%

Rank #3515
$0.0006140
+4.44%

Rank #3700
$0.00007900
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Rank #24448
$0.007267
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Rank #26674
$0.00001001
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$0.002606
+0%
30 Apr 2026, 12:10

Bitcoin ownership in 2026 remains spread across its creator, exchanges, ETF issuers, public companies, governments, private firms, and unknown wallets. Arkham data shows that Satoshi Nakamoto remains the largest identified Bitcoin holder when related wallets are grouped into one entity. The figures also show that major custodians and exchanges control large balances, often on behalf of customers rather than for direct corporate ownership. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs and treasury companies now account for a large share of tracked institutional holdings. Satoshi Nakamoto Leads Bitcoin Holder Entity Rankings Satoshi Nakamoto remains the largest Bitcoin-holding entity, according to Arkham’s April 2026 breakdown. The Bitcoin creator is linked to about 1.096 million BTC, worth around $82 billion at current prices. Arkham said the attribution is based on the Patoshi Pattern, a known early mining pattern connected to Satoshi-linked activity. Arkham’s research indicates that Satoshi acquired the holdings by mining about 22,000 blocks in Bitcoin’s early years. These holdings represent about 5.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply. The wallets remain central to Bitcoin ownership data because they have not shown regular movement over the years. Coinbase ranks as the second-largest entity, with about 976,000 BTC. The figure includes assets held for the exchange and customers using its custody services. Coinbase controls about 5% of Bitcoin’s supply, while Binance holds about 631,000 BTC across tagged wallets. Bitcoin Holder List | Source: X ETFs and Treasury Firms Hold Large BTC Stakes BlackRock is the largest Bitcoin ETF issuer in Arkham’s ranking, with around 799,000 BTC. The holdings reflect the rapid growth of spot Bitcoin ETFs after their U.S. launch in January 2024. Arkham identified the on-chain locations of several ETF holdings after the products began trading. Fidelity, Grayscale, Bitwise, ARK Invest and Morgan Stanley are also listed among ETF-related issuers tracked by Arkham. Grayscale’s Bitcoin is reportedly spread across more than 1,750 addresses, with each holding no more than 1,000 BTC. These ETF balances show how public market products now control a large share of visible institutional Bitcoin. Strategy remains the largest public company holder, with total holdings of about 781,000 BTC. Arkham noted that its verified on-chain figure is lower because around 184,000 BTC is held through Fidelity Custody. The company’s full Bitcoin stack is valued at about $59 billion based on the report’s pricing. Governments Hold Seized and Mined Bitcoin The United States Government ranks as the largest government Bitcoin holder, with about 328,000 BTC. Arkham said the balance comes from asset seizures, including funds linked to the Bitfinex hack, Silk Road cases and the LuBian hacker address. The U.S. holdings represent about 1.6% of Bitcoin’s total supply. Governments BTC | Source: X The United Kingdom follows with about 61,000 BTC. The holdings are linked to Bitcoin seized by the Metropolitan Police from Jian Wen and Zhimin Qian. Arkham also lists El Salvador with about 7,600 BTC, the UAE Royal Group with about 7,000 BTC and Bhutan’s Druk Holdings with about 3,500 BTC. El Salvador’s holdings come from its sovereign Bitcoin purchases and daily accumulation policy. Bhutan’s holdings are tied to Bitcoin mining through its sovereign investment arm. However, Arkham noted that Bhutan’s Bitcoin stack has declined from about 6,000 BTC to 3,500 BTC in 2026. Binance Wallet Tops Individual Address List The largest individual Bitcoin wallet belongs to a Binance cold wallet holding about 249,000 BTC. Another Binance cold wallet ranks second with about 145,000 BTC. Robinhood and Bitfinex cold wallets follow with about 141,000 BTC and 130,000 BTC, respectively. A U.S. Government wallet tied to the Bitfinex hack recovery holds about 95,000 BTC. Tether’s Bitcoin reserve wallet holds around 97,000 BTC. Arkham also lists an unattributed wallet with about 92,000 BTC, making it one of the largest individual addresses without a confirmed owner. Several unknown Bitcoin wallets still hold billionaire-level balances. The largest unattributed wallets contain about 92,000 BTC, 78,000 BTC, 54,000 BTC, 52,000 BTC and 44,000 BTC. These balances show that some of Bitcoin’s largest holders remain unidentified, even as blockchain data continues to track large movements.
29 Apr 2026, 16:54

An Ethereum whale has just bought $103 million worth of ETH earlier today, on-chain intelligence company Arkham reported.
29 Apr 2026, 13:40

A wallet that received ETH on July 30, 2015, dormant for a decade, just moved $23 million in Ethereum, turning a $3,100 ICO investment into one of crypto’s most-watched on-chain events of the week. The address originally acquired 10,000 ETH during the Ethereum ICO at $0.311 per token, representing a near-zero cost basis that has compounded into an extraordinary return. When a wallet this size reactivates after ten years of silence, traders watch the destination closely. Source: Arkham On-chain data tracked via Arkham Intelligence shows the whale sold 10,000 ETH at an average price of approximately $2,027, completing the transaction within a single hour. The move triggered a 1.5% ETH price dip in the same window, as the transfer flagged across monitoring platforms as a potential exchange-bound sell signal. Explore : Top cryptocurrencies worth watching right now Can Ethereum Price Hold $2,000 After the Whale Liquidation? ETH is sitting right on $2,300, and that level is doing all the work right now. It has held multiple times, but the structure above it is still weak, with lower highs forming and no clear breakout. If it holds, ETH can stabilize and grind back toward $2,800. Source: Tradingview $2,400 is the first real resistance, and $2,800 is the level that actually flips the broader structure back bullish. Below, $2,200 is the first support, but if that breaks, $1,880 comes into play fast, and that is where liquidation pressure starts to build. So the setup is simple, hold $2,300 and it stays stable, lose it and downside opens quickly. Discover : The best pre-launch token sales The post A Dormant Ethereum Whale Just Woke Up After 10 Years and Dumped $23 Million in an Hour: Is $2,300 at Risk? appeared first on Cryptonews .
29 Apr 2026, 12:15

BitcoinWorld Bhutan BTC Sale Accelerates: Government Moves $7.9M in Bitcoin, On-Chain Data Confirms In a significant development for the cryptocurrency market, the Bhutan BTC sale has accelerated, with the government moving 102.446 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $7.89 million, to an external wallet. On-chain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence flagged the transaction, interpreting it as a clear precursor to a sale. This move is part of a broader trend, as the Bhutanese government has already sold $269.8 million worth of Bitcoin since the start of the year. Bhutan Government Bitcoin Transfer Details According to Arkham, the transfer occurred about an hour before the report was published. The wallet that received the funds is not associated with any known exchange, but such moves typically precede a deposit to a trading platform. At the current pace of sales, Arkham estimates that Bhutan would liquidate its entire remaining Bitcoin holdings by October of this year. The country currently holds an estimated $263 million in BTC. Impact on Bhutan’s Crypto Strategy This Bhutan crypto sell-off marks a strategic shift for the Himalayan kingdom. Bhutan had previously been one of the few sovereign nations to actively mine Bitcoin, leveraging its abundant hydroelectric power. However, Arkham noted that all of the country’s mining operations appear to have ceased. This suggests a complete pivot from a mining-based accumulation strategy to a liquidation-focused approach. On-Chain Profit Analysis Despite the sell-off, Bhutan has generated substantial profits. Arkham’s data reveals that the country has earned approximately $754 million in on-chain profits from its Bitcoin holdings. This represents a significant return on investment, likely driven by the cryptocurrency’s price appreciation over the years. The government’s decision to sell now may be influenced by current market conditions or a need for fiat currency. Timeline of Bhutan’s Bitcoin Sales The Bhutanese government began its selling spree earlier this year. Here is a brief timeline of key events: January 2025: Initial sales began, with small tranches moved to exchanges. March 2025: The pace of sales increased, with larger amounts transferred. May 2025: Total sales reached $150 million, according to Arkham. July 2025: The latest transfer of 102.446 BTC pushes the total to $269.8 million. If the trend continues, the remaining $263 million could be sold within three months. Market Implications of the Bhutan BTC Sale The Bhutan Bitcoin transfer has implications for the broader cryptocurrency market. While $7.9 million is a relatively small amount compared to daily trading volumes, the cumulative effect of government sales can create downward pressure. Other nations, such as El Salvador and the United States (via seized assets), also hold significant Bitcoin reserves. A coordinated sell-off by multiple governments could impact prices. Comparison with Other Sovereign Bitcoin Holdings To provide context, here is a comparison of known sovereign Bitcoin holdings: Country Estimated BTC Holdings Source United States 205,000 BTC Seized assets China 194,000 BTC Seized from PlusToken Ukraine 46,000 BTC Donations El Salvador 5,700 BTC Public purchases Bhutan ~3,400 BTC (remaining) Mining and purchases Bhutan’s holdings, while smaller than those of major economies, are still substantial for a nation of its size. Why Is Bhutan Selling Its Bitcoin? Several factors could explain the Bhutan BTC holdings liquidation. First, the government may need fiat currency to fund infrastructure projects or social programs. Second, the cessation of mining operations suggests that the cost of mining may have exceeded the value of the rewards, especially after the 2024 halving event. Third, Bhutan might be taking profits after a significant price rally. Expert Analysis on the Sale Financial analysts have weighed in on the situation. “Sovereign nations often sell Bitcoin to manage their balance sheets,” says Dr. Sarah Chen, a cryptocurrency economist at the University of Singapore. “Bhutan’s move is rational from a fiscal perspective, especially given the volatility of crypto markets.” Other experts note that the sale could signal a lack of confidence in Bitcoin’s near-term price prospects. Conclusion The Bhutan BTC sale represents a significant chapter in the country’s cryptocurrency journey. With $269.8 million already sold and mining operations halted, the government appears to be exiting its Bitcoin position. The latest transfer of $7.9 million underscores the urgency of this liquidation. For market observers, this trend highlights the growing influence of sovereign actors in the crypto space. As Bhutan continues to sell, the impact on Bitcoin’s price and market sentiment will be closely watched. FAQs Q1: How much Bitcoin has Bhutan sold in 2025? A1: Bhutan has sold $269.8 million worth of Bitcoin since the start of 2025, according to Arkham Intelligence. Q2: Why is Bhutan selling its Bitcoin? A2: The reasons are not officially stated, but analysts suggest the government may need fiat currency for spending, or it may be taking profits after mining operations ceased. Q3: Has Bhutan stopped mining Bitcoin? A3: Yes, Arkham Intelligence reports that all of Bhutan’s Bitcoin mining operations appear to have ceased. Q4: How much profit has Bhutan made from Bitcoin? A4: Bhutan has generated approximately $754 million in on-chain profits from its Bitcoin holdings, according to Arkham. Q5: Will Bhutan sell all its Bitcoin by October 2025? A5: Based on the current pace of sales, Arkham estimates that Bhutan could sell its remaining $263 million in BTC by October 2025. This post Bhutan BTC Sale Accelerates: Government Moves $7.9M in Bitcoin, On-Chain Data Confirms first appeared on BitcoinWorld .