According to Santiment, traders can now monitor Bitcoin (BTC) wallet accumulation by analyzing the behavior of large holders versus smaller retail investors. This tool provides insights into market dynamics by differentiating between the movements of major wallets and smaller ones, potentially showcasing key buying or selling trends.

According to Santiment, the number of Bitcoin wallets holding at least 100 BTC has reached a record 20,031. This milestone suggests growing distribution among large holders, indicating less extreme consolidation at the top. However, retail wallets are gradually selling off their holdings, leading to wealth concentration among 'whale' entities. Historically, rising whale wallet counts are associated with accumulation phases that can support future price recoveries.

According to Santiment, Bitcoin's network has reached a new all-time high of 58.45 million non-empty wallets, indicating growing adoption. Additionally, BTC held in known exchange wallets has dropped to its lowest level since December 2017, suggesting increased offline storage and reduced sell pressure.

According to @OnchainLens, two newly created Bitcoin wallets received a total of 1,124.57 BTC valued at $77.09 million from BitGo. Wallet 'bc1qy' received 726.08 BTC worth $49.46 million, while wallet 'bc1qk' received 398.49 BTC worth $27.63 million. This significant transaction highlights BitGo's ongoing role in facilitating large-scale Bitcoin transfers, which could signal institutional activity or fund reallocation.

According to Kashif Raza, nearly 20,000 Bitcoin wallets now hold over 100 BTC each. This accumulation by large holders, often referred to as whales, indicates they are buying the dip. Historically, such behavior has been associated with positive market trends, as noted by data from Santiment.

According to @santimentfeed, Bitcoin is close to surpassing 20,000 wallets holding at least 100 BTC, a threshold indicating significant accumulation by high-net-worth individuals, institutions, and long-term holders. This trend, especially during price declines, is viewed as a bullish signal. However, the overall supply concentration among large holders has not significantly increased, contributing to price suppression. The growth in such wallets suggests a broader distribution across large holders, reducing extreme consolidation while still concentrating wealth among strong hands. Historically, rising whale wallets have aligned with accumulation phases preceding price recoveries.

According to Santiment, the number of wallets holding 100 or more Bitcoin (BTC) continues to grow, signaling increased accumulation among large investors. This trend could indicate heightened interest from institutional players or high-net-worth individuals, potentially impacting BTC's market dynamics. Santiment's platform offers insights into these wallet activities, providing traders with valuable data for decision-making.

According to @santimentfeed, the number of wallets holding at least 1 BTC has fallen by 2.2 percent since the March 3 one-year peak, while wallets holding more than 1 BTC collectively hold 136,670 more BTC over the same period, source: Santiment (@santimentfeed) X post, Dec 23, 2025. Santiment also provides a dashboard to monitor these wallet cohorts at app.santiment.net/s/S3UoQt2B, source: Santiment (@santimentfeed) X post, Dec 23, 2025.