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Bitcoin’s largest holders are accumulating aggressively while retail investors cash out, fueling speculation of a potential major price jump to a new all-time high (ATH) ahead.
According to blockchain analytics firm Santiment, over the last 30 days, wallets holding between 10 and 10,000 BTC have scooped up an additional 83,105 BTC, while smaller retail wallets, with less than 0.1 BTC, have collectively shed 387 BTC in the same period.Whales Buy the Dip, Retail Sells the Rally
Santiment analysts noted clear signs that smaller wallets were taking profits, likely out of fear of a market top, while whales and sharks were doubling down. This stark divergence, especially the large-scale accumulation, led the analysts to suggest that Bitcoin’s next push up may only be “a matter of time” and could see the asset breach the $110,000 level to usher in a new ATH.
The prediction is based on growing macroeconomic optimism, after the flagship cryptocurrency soared to$105,800on May 12 following news of de-escalating trade tensions between the United States and China.
The two squabbling nations have agreed to cease tariff hostilities for 90 days, with the U.S. slashing taxes on Chinese imports from 145% to 30% and Beijing bringing down its levies on American-made goods from 125% to 10%.
However, while the agreement spurred rallies in global equities and crypto, Santiment urged caution at the time, noting in an earlier post on X that the announcement may only outline a framework deal, not an executed agreement.
The experts advised, “Avoid overextending until confirmations are made,” warning of a potential “buy the rumor, sell the news” pullback.
Still, institutional confidence remains unshaken. Yesterday, Michael Saylor’s Strategyadded13,390 BTC to its books for $1.34 billion, averaging $99,856 for each. The purchase brings its total holding to 568,840 BTC, worth over $59 billion, translating to about $20 billion in unrealized profit.
Not to be left behind, Metaplanet alsoannounceda more modest $126.7 million acquisition of 1,271 BTC, at $102,119 each. The buy took the Tokyo-based company’s BTC reserves to 6,796, eclipsing El Salvador’s and pushing its BTC Yield for the year to 170%.Price Action
Looking at the market, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap is showing signs of consolidation after its recent spike. At the time of going to press, it was trading at $102,427, down about 1.8% in the last 24 hours.
Additionally, although it’s up 8.5% on the week, it slightly underperformed compared to the broader crypto market, which gained 10.5% in that time. However, BTC has continued to shine across longer periods, up 21.2% for the month and 68.1% year-on-year, even though it remains 5.7% shy of its $108,786 ATH set earlier in the year.

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Coinbase Global's COIN shares jumped nearly 10% in premarket trading on Tuesday after the cryptocurrency exchange became the first digital asset player to be included in the benchmark S&P 500 index SPX.
It will replace credit card issuer Discover Financial DFS, which is being acquired by Capital One COF. The move will be effective before trading begins on May 19.
The move marks a major milestone for an industry that was once restricted to the fringes of the financial world. With surging institutional interest, crypto has rapidly moved into the mainstream, especially after President Donald Trump promised a lighter regulatory touch.
The stock was on course to hit its highest in over two months, potentially adding more than $5 billion in market value if current gains hold.
The inclusion could also boost demand for Coinbase shares, as funds tracking the benchmark index would need to add the company to their portfolios.
Last week, Coinbase reported a drop in first-quarter profit. However, analysts have said that a recovering market could boost its momentum.
The company has been active in expanding its institutional investor base and has also taken steps to get a foothold in non-U.S. markets, strengthening its position as the largest publicly traded cryptocurrency exchange in the world.
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Ethereum’s latest update could make DeFi protocol feel like normal apps, and boost ETH in the long run, says P2P.org’s executive.
For the past year, Ethereum (ETH) has been steadily losing dominance to other altcoins, as well as Bitcoin. Layer 2 networks are eating into Ethereum’s revenue, causing some traders to question the network’s evolving tokenomics.
Rather than give in to the pressure, the Ethereum Foundation has doubled down, launching a new update focused entirely on usability and scalability. Artemiy Parshakov, Vice President of Institutions at staking infrastructure provider P2P.org, explained to crypto.news why this is the correct approach.


Instead of prioritizing short-term revenue, the upcoming Pectra upgrade aims to make decentralized apps more user-friendly, introduce new features to the network, and help Ethereum reinforce its leadership in the DeFi space.
Artemiy Parshakov: The Pectra upgrade is honestly a game-changer for Ethereum staking. The most radical shift is moving from the rigid 32 ETH validator limit to allowing up to 2048 ETH per validator. This completely transforms the economics for operators like us.
We’re also excited about auto-compounding. Instead of rewards just sitting there, they’ll now automatically feed back into your validator, growing your stake over time. Our models show this could bump returns from 3.2% to around 3.4% over five years – doesn’t sound huge, but that’s an extra ETH per validator at current prices.
Another big win is the slashing penalty reduction. The initial penalty is dropping by 128x, from 1 ETH to about 0.008 ETH per 32 ETH staked. This makes staking dramatically safer without compromising network security. For more conservative clients who’ve been hesitant to stake, this removes a major barrier.
And finally, partial withdrawals mean you’re not locked in completely. You can pull some ETH while keeping your validator running – much more flexible than the all-or-nothing approach we’ve had until now.
CN: The Pectra upgrade is focused on account abstraction, with specific upgrades to transaction batching, gas sponsorship and authentication. What are some of the innovations on the dApp front that this may enable?
AP: Account abstraction opens up possibilities that were simply impossible before. The ability to delegate control from standard accounts to smart contracts means we can finally build DeFi and staking products that feel like normal apps.
The gas sponsorship aspect is huge. Think about onboarding new users to staking – they’ve always needed ETH just to pay for transactions. Now, validators can sponsor those gas fees, removing that initial friction completely. Users can essentially interact with Ethereum without directly holding ETH for gas.
We’re already working on practical applications at P2P.org. One feature in our R&D pipeline automatically calculates ideal withdrawal timing based on network conditions. Before Pectra, this would require manual intervention, but now we can build systems that execute these withdrawals automatically when the timing is perfect.
We’re also exploring cross-protocol interoperability – imagine seamlessly moving your staked assets between protocols like SSV, EigenLayer, and Swell to optimize returns. Account abstraction makes these complex interactions much more streamlined.
CN: How does raising the maximum effective validator balance from 32 ETH to 2048 ETH impact P2P.org’s operations related to validators?
AP: This change is transformative for our operational approach. A single 640 ETH validator will generate the same rewards as twenty separate 32 ETH validators.
We’ve been preparing for this for months, testing extensively to ensure we’re ready on day one. Our approach is to strategically cap validator balances at 1,920 ETH rather than the full 2,048 ETH. This gives us a two-year runway before hitting the limit where auto-compounding would stop – ensuring uninterrupted compounding benefits for our users.
The operational savings aren’t just good for our bottom line – they allow us to offer better rates to clients. We’re already working on ways to pass these efficiency gains back to stakers through higher rewards.
CN: Do you foresee the potential for centralization risk from increasing validator balance?
AP: This is a question we’ve thought about extensively. The design is actually quite elegant – larger validators maintain the standard attestation frequency but their votes carry proportionally greater weight. So a 2048 ETH validator has the same influence as 64 individual validators, preserving the security model.
The interesting aspect is that Pectra might actually encourage more decentralization. Currently, there’s a significant barrier to entry with the technical complexity of running many validators. By allowing consolidation, smaller operators can compete more effectively on efficiency rather than scale.
CN: Ethereum is trending toward making transactions cheaper, especially by leveraging L2s. However, this appears to be hurting its revenue in the short term. What is your perspective on the long-term effects of this trend, and should Ethereum focus more on generating revenue in the short term?
AP: Ethereum’s approach here shows real strategic vision rather than chasing quarterly results. Making transactions more affordable through L2s and efficiency improvements is building a more sustainable ecosystem for the long run.
The history of technology shows that platforms prioritizing affordability and accessibility eventually win the market. Look at how AWS democratized cloud computing or how cheaper smartphones drove mobile adoption globally.
With Pectra specifically, the protocol is becoming more efficient from a cost perspective while actually improving the economics for stakers through features like auto-compounding. This balances the needs of users and validators in a way that strengthens the entire ecosystem.
We see these changes as part of Ethereum’s natural evolution. Our focus at P2P.org has always been on performance optimization – we’re currently ranked #1 for validator effectiveness among major operators. These protocol improvements allow us to push that performance even further while making staking more accessible to everyone.
The innovations around flexible fee structures and account abstraction will likely drive more users to the network, creating a larger pie for everyone rather than optimizing for short-term fees.
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Robert Kiyosaki, businessman and best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is once again sounding the alarm on the dangers of centralized monetary policy — urging his followers to abandon what he calls “fake money” and adopt alternatives like Bitcoin, gold, and silver.


In a May 10 post on X, Kiyosaki backed a hardline stance against central banking systems, particularly the Federal Reserve, while quoting former US Congressman Ron Paul.
Ron Paul, a longtime critic of the Fed and author of End the Fed, described interest rate setting by central banks as “price fixing,” equating it to socialist and Marxist economic control.
Paul warned that such mechanisms erode personal wealth and undermine economic freedom — a sentiment that aligns closely with Kiyosaki’s long-held concerns.
“Fake money leads to dishonest money, dishonest statistics, dishonest accounting, dishonest balance sheets, dishonest compensation, dishonest relations, dishonest leaders, and corruption in everyday life,” Kiyosaki wrote.
He called on Americans to “fight back” by opting out of fiat systems and instead embracing decentralized stores of value like Bitcoin (BTC) and precious metals.
Kiyosaki remains a major fiat critic
Kiyosaki’s disdain for fiat currency is not new. He has repeatedly criticized the US dollar, labeling it a “dying” currency inflated by government spending and central bank manipulation.
His financial philosophy, rooted in Austrian economics and personal sovereignty, champions assets that cannot be debased or politically controlled.
Kiyosaki has long argued that bearer assets like gold, silver, and more recently Bitcoin, are critical hedges against inflation and key to long-term generational wealth accumulation through economic cycles.
“Don’t work or save fake money,” he advised. “Get on your own decentralized gold, silver, and Bitcoin standard.”
In an April 18 post, Kiyosaki forecasted that Bitcoin could hit $1 million by 2035 as the US dollar continues to lose value to inflationary monetary policies.
“I strongly believe, by 2035, that one Bitcoin will be over $ 1 million, gold will be $30,000, and silver $3,000 a coin,” he said.
Kiyosaki is not the only one expressing confidence in Bitcoin’s future.
In February 2025, ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood said that Bitcoin could hit $1.5 million by 2030 if demand for the digital asset continues to grow.
More recently, on Dec. 10, Eric Trump delivered the keynote speech at the Bitcoin MENA event in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE), and predicted that Bitcoin would hit $1 million due to its scarcity.
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Litecoin has surged 13% in the past 24 hours as rumors of an ETF are in the air. With such hype around this coin, it is important to know the answer to an important question: how many Litecoin coins are there?


Charlie Lee, a computer scientist and software developer at Google, introduced Litecoin to the world in October 2011, two years after Bitcoin was introduced to the world.
Although LTC was created using the same proof of work (PoW) system as
Bitcoin, it differs in a number of ways, including supply cap, hashing algorithms, block transaction speeds, and storage efficiency.


Because Lee created the blockchain to be a “lite version of Bitcoin,” Litecoin’s block processing time is 2.5 minutes, whereas BTC’s is 10 minutes. It is ideal for modest transactions because it also has cheap transaction fees.
In this article, we’ll discuss the Litecoin supply in total, how many Litecoin are in circulation, and the potential impacts of LTC ownership distribution.
Overview of LTC holders
Before investing in any cryptocurrency it is important to know if its supply isn’t too centralized as it increases the chances of a rug pull and takes out the element of decentralization – a pillar of any true cryptocurrency.
As per the current data from BitInfoCharts, LTC’s distribution shows a major chunk of small holders that amount to 49.58%, and they hold between 0 to 0.001 LTC. While 49.58% is a big number, these small wallets only hold negligible amounts of LTC in total, which indicates that the major retail influence on LTC’s supply is almost none.
Moving on to wallets with larger holdings, we can see that 13.6% of wallet addresses hold between 0.01 and 0.01, that accounts for only 0.01% of the total supply. Same is the case for the next block of wallets, that hold between 0.1 and 1 LTC and make up 12.79% of the total wallet addresses, representing only 0.43% of the overall LTC token supply.
In the ranges of , 1-10, 100-1000, 10,000-100000, and 100000-10000000 LTC coins, there are wallet addresses that amount to less than 3% of the total wallet addresses, however these few wallets hold more than 99.52% of the total LTC token supply.
As of Feb. 11, 2025, LTC is trading at approximately $129.49 per token. The cryptocurrency has experienced an intraday high of $131.32 and a low of $113.32. The 24-hour trading volume stands at $1.88 billion, contributing to a market capitalization of around $9.77 billion.
How many people own LTC?
Due to the anonymous nature of cryptocurrency transactions on the blockchain network, it is almost impossible to calculate the number of LTC holders. However, it is possible to track the multiple wallet addresses that hold this token.
According to the latest data collected by Coincarp, there are approximately 7,145,978 active LTC account holders. While this number provides an estimate of LTC holders, the actual number may be different, as many users may hold multiple wallets, and some wallets will also belong to many crypto exchanges.

Top LTC holders
As per Coincarp, 38.60% of the LTC token supply is held by the top 100 wallets. Meanwhile, the top 50 holders own 28.75% of the total supply, and if we talk about the top 20 and top 10, they hold 18.64% and 14.89% of the total supply, respectively.
It is important to know how many Litecoins are available, and for that you need to know its token supply. The total number of Litecoins is 84 million and this is also the total supply of LTC, which means that the team cannot mint any new coins in the market. Also, the circulating supply of LTC stands at 75.52 million, which is also a great sign, as only 9.5 million coins are left to be introduced into the market by the team behind LTC.
The impact of LTC ownership distribution
As mentioned above, the majority of LTC is held by wallets that amount to only 3% of the total user base that holds LTC, and this is not a good look for any project. This is because if these few wallet holders were to sell their tokens abruptly, it can create a chain reaction and the project can be open to potential FUD as well.
However, this does necessarily imply that LTC’s long term potential is at risk. However, this concentrated ownership of supply may create challenges for broader adoption and trust for new investors. To mitigate such risks, staking mechanisms should be introduced, along with lock-up periods, and governance decisions to attract new crypto investors.
How many Litecoin coins are left?
The total supply of LTC is 84 million and this will also be the max supply of the project. As of Feb. 11, 2025, around 75.52 million coins are in circulation, meaning 8.48 million LTC are left to be introduced to the crypto market. This means that remaining supply will be introduced slowly and with such a large supply already made public, additional supply i.e. 8.48 million may not have a major impact on LTC’s price.
How many Litecoin coins are lost?
It is difficult to find out exactly how many LTC tokens are lost, as it depends on how many people have forgotten their wallet’s private keys, or completely lost their wallets to begin with. There are some estimates that say 4 million LTC wallets are lost, but that may just be a speculation.
How many Litecoin coins are mined per day?
The current block processing of LTC is 2.5 minutes which is faster than BTC which is at 10 minutes. So with 2.5 minutes of block generation time, a total of 14,400 LTC are mined everyday, and the reward for miners is halved after every 4 years, with the next one expected in 2027.
Who owns the most Litecoin coins?
LTC ownership is concentrated in a small number of wallets as the top 50 wallets own 28.75%, top 10 wallets own 14.89%, and the top 10 wallets own 14.89% of the total LTC supply. This ownership indicates heavy centralization of LTC’s token supply.
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Bitcoin’s recent price ascent took the asset to a new multi-month peak of over $104,000 where it faced some resistance and now sits above $103,000.
Many altcoins continue to post impressive gains, with ETH standing well above $2,300, while DOGE has soared past $0.21.BTC’s Impressive Week
If we roll back the clock to May 6, we will see that BTC’s price was just rejected at $98,000, and the asset had slipped back down to under $94,000. Although this $4,000 price drop might sound painful, a broader look would show that bitcoin has still added roughly $20,000 since the early April lows. Impressive, right?
Well, the primary cryptocurrency wasn’t done yet, not by a long shot. Itbounced offthat support line, and it took about a day to fly past the coveted $100,000 line. As such, BTCstoodwithin a six-digit price territory for the first time in over three months.
The gains kept coming on Friday as bitcoin exploded to its highest price level since late January of over $104,000. It met some resistance there and was pushed south by a few grand, but that was short-lived. As of now, BTC stands well above $103,000 – a 7% weekly surge and a 26% monthly pump.
Its market capitalization has risen to $2.050 trillion, while its dominance over the alts has taken a hit and is down to 60.5%, as many altcoins have registered mindblowing price increases.Alts With Big Gains
Many altcoins have doubled down on yesterday’s price increases with massive gains today as well. ETH is among the leaders as another 6% surge has taken it to $2,350 where it faces a crucial resistance.
Binance Coin, Solana, Avalanche, and Shiba Inu have marked similar pumps, while DOGE has risen by over 12% and now trades above $0.21.
As a whole, the meme coins have posted the biggest gains, with PEPE and FARTCOIN leading the charts with substantial double-digit price increases.
The total crypto market cap has surged to $3.4 trillion on CG. This means that the metric has added roughly $400 billion since May 6.

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