Big-wallet moves.
The largest public Bitcoin wallets, and whether each one is adding, trimming or holding steady.
Why Bitcoin works differently: most of these wallets belong to exchanges, funds and governments, so a big move is often customers arriving or leaving, or money being moved between an owner's own wallets, rather than someone betting on the price. Read them as a weather report on where the largest holders are leaning, and pair them with Market Mood, which shows how the whole market is feeling.
Binance storage wallet
248,598 BTC · ~$21 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Binance storage wallet (2)
170,630 BTC · ~$14 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Robinhood storage wallet
140,850 BTC · ~$12 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Bitfinex storage wallet
130,010 BTC · ~$11 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Tether reserve wallet
96,932 BTC · ~$8.1 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Bitfinex hack recovery wallet (US government)
94,643 BTC · ~$7.9 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Mt. Gox hack wallet
79,957 BTC · ~$6.6 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
The wallet nicknamed "Mr. 100" (owner unknown)
75,278 BTC · ~$6.3 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Silk Road seizure wallet (US government)
69,370 BTC · ~$5.8 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Binance reserve wallet (BTCB)
68,200 BTC · ~$5.7 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
OKX storage wallet
55,805 BTC · ~$4.6 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
The Steady Magpie
41,269 BTC · ~$3.4 billionThe Watchful Ibis
39,195 BTC · ~$3.3 billionThe Summer Stag
36,796 BTC · ~$3.1 billionUK government seizure wallet
36,000 BTC · ~$3 billionOwner as labelled on public explorers.
Last checked 3 hours ago. Balances come from the public Bitcoin record via mempool.space.