Shiba Inu: Biggest Dollar Holding Among Wealthiest Ethereum Whales

Shiba Inu (SHIB) currently has the largest dollar holding compared to the rest of 100 ETH whales.

As ETH whales go APE shopping, here's what you should know before doing the same

Despite APE's recent setback and a massive price correction, dominant buyers continue to show faith in the token.

Top 100 ETH Addresses and Their Stacks: What Do Whales Hold?

Which cryptocurrency do the top 100 ETH whales favor the most? Here's a breakdown of their holdings.

Largest Ethereum Investors Splurge Over $260,000,000 on One Crypto Asset, Making It the Most Traded Token Among ETH Whales

Fresh data shows the world’s biggest Ethereum (ETH) whales are stocking up on an altcoin that powers a data feed service for the decentralized finance industry.

Supersize McShib: Shiba Inu the largest ERC-20 holding among ETH whales

According to data from WhaleStats, the 1,000 largest ETH wallets hold $2.35 billion worth of SHIB combined, representing around 9% of the total market cap.

Anticipating Ethereum 2.0? ETH Whales Hold Nearly 70% of the Total Supply

Ethereum whales have been on a buying spree since November 2020, currently holding 68.7% of the total supply, while Grayscale has doubled their ETH stack.

Ethereum Price Could Double In Next Two Weeks says Analyst as ETH Whales Accumulate

As Ethereum whales accumulate some analysts expecting the ETH price to double in the next two weeks.

Research: Bitcoin’s $6K Monday Crash Wasn’t Driven By Institutional Investors

The number of BTC and ETH whales has continued to increase in the past week, while mid-tear traders took short-term profits amid the price drops.

Ethereum’s Price Surges to 31-Month High as ETH Whales Continue to Accumulate, Is $800 Next?

Ethereum has recently been trading steadily above $700, and even surged above $750, hitting a 31-month high.

Ethereum Retests Support as ETH Whales Remain Patient While Altcoin Market Slumps

In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has faced a steep correction, with Bitcoin (BTC) losing over 3%, and Ethereum (ETH) dropping over 5%.