Plot twist
People are sending coins to exchanges to dump them!
Now, joking aside this is another one of those useless data articles written by low paid journalism just to write something!
Let's analyze a bit the info:
#Bitcoin's mid to large sized wallets have gained steam in accumulating coins, adding 71,155 $BTC ($1.95B) in the past 6 weeks alone. The combined holdings of these addresses are within ~90K $BTC (0.59% away) from their 15.29M held in November, 2021.
So walletss holding between 1-10000k coins have gained 71,155 BTC!
Why the "71,155 $BTC" What the f is a $BTC?
Now, they gained 71 155 to reach 15 200 000 BTC.
Quick math rounding the numbers:
They held 15070000 coins out of 19463000 coins back in August, that's 77% percent before the accumulation period.
Between that day and today, there were 37 000 mined coins, so normally they would have got 30 000 BTC just out of the normal proportional distribution, but they got 40 000 extra, anyhow let's skip that and go for the final data, so they've jumped from 77.42 to 77.94!
Now how is this for a title?
2,289,019 addresses are now holding 77.94% instead of 77.42% of all the coins?
Anyhow if someone would have bothered to look at the chart before writing the article he could have made a far better one, actually addresses holding more than 10 BTC are losing % and those under 1 BTC are gaining, but, whales sound better than tuna grabbing coins.
It's actually this move that could bring some good news as it could mean a flight towards small-sized cold wallets and personal storage, but, that's not so clickbaitish, right?