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    Ethereum’s Top Wallets Hold 22% of Supply

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterMay 30, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Summary Points

    1. Ethereum briefly dropped below $2,000 for the first time since March, but has since stabilized near $2,002, still about 60% below its August high of nearly $5,000.
    2. Major ETH whales (holding over 100,000 ETH) are accumulating again, now holding 17.41 million ETH—highest in nine weeks—indicating strong whale interest.
    3. Retail traders are optimistic, viewing the dip as a buying opportunity, but experts warn this excessive optimism could signal potential market bottom and future downside.
    4. Technical analysts suggest that if ETH closes below $1,850, it could see further declines toward $1,560 or even $1,070, risking accelerated downside movement.

    Ethereum’s Largest Wallets Now Control Over 22% of Supply Amid Fresh Accumulation Wave

    Whale Activity Grows

    In recent weeks, the biggest holders of Ethereum, known as “whales,” have become more active. These large wallets hold at least 100,000 ETH each. Currently, they own a total of 17.41 million ETH. This amount is the highest in nine weeks. It also makes up 22.03% of all Ethereum in circulation. This increase suggests whales are buying more ETH again. Despite ETH’s price dropping below $2,000 earlier this week for the first time since March 29, the largest wallets keep accumulating. This behavior shows that big investors may see potential in ETH despite recent price dips.

    Market Sentiment and Future Outlook

    After ETH’s price fell under $2,000, many retail traders started “buying the dip,” expecting prices to bounce back. According to analytics firm Santiment, traders often react to sharp declines in two ways: either they panic and sell or they see the lower price as a good time to buy. Now, more traders seem optimistic, believing ETH is on sale. However, Santiment warns that too much optimism can be a warning sign. Historically, when traders get overly confident, the market might turn bearish soon after. Meanwhile, technical analysts like Ali Martinez think ETH could fall further if it closes below $1,850 on a weekly chart. He predicts support levels at around $1,560 and even $1,070 if the downtrend continues, highlighting potential risks as the market evolves.

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