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Whale Exchange Deposit Count

Intervallo
  • 1M1M
  • 3M3M
  • 6M6M
  • 1Y1Y
  • ALLALL
Scala
  • LineareLineare
  • LogaritmicaLogaritmica
Più recenti
2.52K
2026-10-28 · 2,525
Variazione 1D
+0.92%
Prec. 2.5K
Variazione 7D
-25.56%
Prec. 3.39K
Variazione 30D
-21.58%
Prec. 3.22K
Percentile 4Y
7%
Tutto lo storico 40%
Massimo storico
35.62K
2024-04-16 · -92.91%
Intervallo 1Y
1.78K – 4.98K
Dal 2011-08-19
Caricamento dati…

Informazioni sulla metrica

Cosa misura

Whale Exchange Deposit Count counts the daily on-chain deposit events from entities classified as large holders into tracked exchange addresses. It is a count of transfers, not BTC volume or the number of distinct whales; one entity can contribute multiple deposits.

Come leggerlo

An expanding count means more deposit events originate from the identified cohort, while a declining count means fewer. The record was 35,619 deposits on April 16, 2024; the recorded count on the April 20 halving date was 12,575, showing how sharply activity can vary over a few days. Compare volume to see whether frequency and BTC amounts move together.

Splitting a transfer across multiple deposits raises the count without requiring more coins or more participants. Wallet routing, batching and entity labels affect the series, and even a large-holder deposit may be small; frequency cannot establish market selling or the number of active investors.

Frequenza
Giornaliero (UTC 00:00)
Asset
BTC
Tipo
Valore singolo
Dati dal
2011-08-19
Dati più recenti
2026-10-28
Punti dati
5,550

FAQ

Does whale deposit count measure how many whales deposited?

No. It counts deposit events, so repeated transfers from the same entity can all contribute. A distinct-entity count would require a different calculation.

Why can whale deposit count rise while deposit volume falls?

The cohort may send more deposits with smaller BTC amounts. Transfer frequency and the total amount are separate dimensions of activity.

Is each whale deposit a transfer above a fixed BTC amount?

The large-holder label describes the source entity, rather than making every transfer large. A small deposit from a classified entity can still contribute to the count.