Ethereums Largest Wallets Now Control Over 22% of Supply Amid Fresh Accumulation Wave
Ethereums biggest holders appear increasingly active again. Ethereum (ETH) briefly plunged below the $2,000 threshold this week for the first time since March 29. While the price has since stabilized and is currently trading near $2,002, it still remains almost 60% below Augusts high of nearly $5,000. But data suggest that ETHs largest whales are accumulating again ETH Whales Tighten Grip on Supply Wallets holding at least 100,000 Ethereum now collectively own 17.41 million ETH, the highest level in nine weeks. These holdings account for 22.03% of Ethereums total supply and mark a 10-week high. The latest findings come after Santiment reported that the assets fall below $2,000 triggered a wave of “buy the dip” calls from retail traders. According to the analytics firm, crypto markets typically react to sharp declines in two ways: either fear takes over, and traders begin abandoning the asset, or optimism grows as traders view lower prices as a buying opportunity. The second reaction appeared to be dominating sentiment around ETH despite the recent weakness, which essentially meant that retail traders were increasingly confident that the decline represented a discounted entry point rather than a warning sign of deeper downside. However, Santiment warned that excessive optimism from the crowd has historically been









