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Live Ethereum whale count, large holder distribution and wallet data

Ethereum Holder Distribution — Whale, Dolphin & Shrimp Tracker

$2,114 -2.08%
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Ethereum Live On-chain Metrics

90-Day Average Buy Price

$2,158
at a loss 2.1%

Average Profit/Loss

2.1%
neutral

Exchange Reserve Index

5.4%
balanced market

Whale Holders

2K
Dolphin Holders: 220K

What Is Ethereum Holder Distribution?

The Ethereum holder distribution analysis categorizes all wallet addresses holding Ethereum into tiers: Whales (holding 1,000 ETH or more), Dolphins (mid-size holders), and Shrimp (small retail holders). This on-chain data reveals the concentration of Ethereum supply and helps traders understand whether large players are accumulating or distributing. A high whale concentration can lead to greater price volatility, while broad retail distribution suggests more organic adoption.

How Is Ethereum Holder Distribution Measured?

Ethereum holder distribution is measured by scanning all blockchain addresses and categorizing them by balance tier. Whale addresses hold {whale_threshold} or more. The ratio of whale-to-retail holdings reveals supply concentration risk. When whales accumulate (balance increases), it often precedes price appreciation. When whales distribute (balance decreases), selling pressure may follow.

Why Does Ethereum Whale Tracking Matter?

Tracking Ethereum whale behavior is critical because a small number of large wallets control a significant portion of the supply. When whale count increases, it signals institutional accumulation. When whale concentration falls and retail holder count rises, it often indicates a healthy bull market with broader participation. Monitoring whale movements gives traders an early warning system for large price swings.

Ethereum On-chain Analysis

There are 2K whale holders (with 1,000 ETH or more) of Ethereum. These large wallets control a significant portion of the total supply and are key drivers of price action.

Holder distribution is relatively healthy and diversified across retail and institutional participants. This broad distribution is a positive sign for price stability and organic market growth.

24h Market Signal

Based on CryptoPingAi real-time scanner data, ETH ({symbol}) has recorded a -2.08% price change in the last 24 hours.

Ethereum On-chain Data

90-Day Average Buy Price$2,158
Average Profit/Loss2.1%
Exchange Reserve Index5.4%
Whale Holders2K
Dolphin Holders220K
Shrimp Holders85.0M
Current Price$2,114
24h Change-2.08%

On-chain data as of: 2026-05-20 (updated daily at 18:00 UTC)

Frequently Asked Questions About Ethereum

How many Ethereum whales are there?
There are currently {whale_count} Ethereum whale addresses holding 1,000 ETH or more. These large holders collectively control a significant portion of the circulating supply. Whale count is tracked via on-chain blockchain data updated daily.
What is considered a Ethereum whale?
A Ethereum whale is a wallet address holding 1,000 ETH or more. These large holders have the potential to significantly impact price through large buy or sell orders. Tracking whale activity is a key component of on-chain analysis used by professional traders.
How does Ethereum whale activity affect price?
When Ethereum whale count increases (accumulation phase), it often precedes price appreciation as large amounts of supply are removed from circulation. When whales decrease their holdings (distribution phase), it can signal upcoming selling pressure. Monitoring whale wallet trends is a leading indicator used by institutional traders.
Where can I track Ethereum whale wallets?
CryptoPingAi provides free daily Ethereum whale tracking data. You can also use blockchain explorers like Etherscan or blockchain analytics platforms. CryptoPingAi aggregates this data and provides clear signals on whether whales are currently accumulating or distributing Ethereum.
What percentage of Ethereum is held by top wallets?
Based on current on-chain data, Ethereum has {whale_count} whale-tier addresses. The exact percentage varies daily as wallets accumulate or distribute. A high concentration of supply in whale wallets increases price volatility risk, while broader distribution across smaller wallets indicates healthier organic adoption.

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This analysis is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. On-chain data reflects general market trends. Always conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Past patterns do not guarantee future results.