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I analyzed the top 10 crypto wallets to understand what they’re doing.
Here are the takeaways, insights, trends from the top 10 crypto wallets.
June Edition
I analyzed the top 10 wallets on DeBank to gain insights.
This thread contains an overview & takeaway from every single one of the top 10 wallets.
If you want to look at the common trends & holdings across all of them, skip to the end (link to substack version below)
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Some disclaimers.
• These are the top 10 wallets according to Debank’s ranking
• These only include ETH & EVM chains
• These wallets represent 1 hot wallet. Whales have multiple wallets & spread them out. This won’t include all their holdings.
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Takeaways:
• Primarily on ETH & Optimism ( betting on ETH ecosystem in this market)
• FOMO was primarily on Cronos & Aurora 1 & half months ago, now primarily on ETH.
• Stables heavy (liquid)
• Staking ETH ahead of ETH merge
debank.com/profile/0x3ec6732676db7996c1b34e64b0503f941025cb63
9. Uniswap V3 - $1.6M
• LP rETH2 + sETH2
• LP ETH + sETH2
10. Armor - 979K
• arNXM + ETH
Takeaways:
• All in ETH
• Wallet has large amount of stables (~18M). Stables are diversified (USDC, USDT, FRAX)
• Big in blue chip defi protocols (Convex, Aave)
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Takeaways
• Holding & staking large amounts of ETH
• Primarily earning yield on stables & ETH
• Seems to be playing it safe & staying liquid while earning yield on low risk plays. Must be looking to buy huge positions at a discount soon.
debank.com/profile/0xa0f75491720835b36edc92d06ddc468d201e9b73
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8. BoredApe
Wallet size - $4.3M
Chain breakdown:
• $4M on ETH (91%)
• $153K on Arbitrum (4%)
• $129K on Avax (3%)
• $80.7K on Optimism (2%)
Wallet Holdings ($4M)
• USDC - $3.2M
• ETH - $441K (328 eth)
• APE - $111K
• XMON - $87K
• PAXG - $85K
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8. Curve - $8.9K
• locked CRV
Takeaways:
• Primarily on ETH
• Stables heavy ( holding & farming them)
• Primarily just holding assets. Most assets are in the wallet (4M/4.3M in wallet)
debank.com/profile/0x188c30e9a6527f5f0c3f7fe59b72ac7253c62f28
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7. fewture
Wallet size - $1.29M
Chain breakdown
• 991K on ETH (77%)
• 300K on Optimism (23%)
Wallet holdings ($42.6K)
• ETH - $25K (20 ETH)
• AGLD - $4.6K
• OP - $4.3K (7.3K IOP)
• ETH on OP - $2.5K (2 ETH)
• WETH on OP - $1.2K
• SDL - 1K
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Takeaways:
• Primarily on ETH & OP
• primarily in stables, ETH & blue chip protocols like convex
• Earning yield on stables
• Playing it safe.
• Fewture seems to like ETH & ETH L2s a lot. Even the last time I looked over this profile, it was heavily in ETH & OP.
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6. EverydayWhale @whale_everyday
Wallet size: $13.3M
NFTs Net Worth: $266,738
Chain breakdown:
• $12.3M on ETH (92%)
• $484K on polygon (4%)
• $231K on BSC (2%)
• $225K on FTM (2%)
Wallet holdings - $1.26M
• WBTC - $904K (42 WBTC)
• MKR - $81K
debank.com/profile/0x26fcbd3afebbe28d0a8684f790c48368d21665b5
Takeaways
• Primarily on Polygon & Fantom
• When I analyzed Miyazaki’s wallet in April, the wallet was heavy in Fantom (85%) & had 17% of the portfolio is Polygon.
While still mainly in FTM & polygon, the breakdown changed to 45% & 55% respectively.
• Big on QiDAO
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4. vitalik @sir_pog
Wallet size: $1.06M
Chain breakdown:
• $874K on ETH (82%)
• $157K on Arbitrum (15%)
• $31K on Optimism (3%)
Wallet Holdings - $60K
• MAGIC - $42K
• HOP - $8K
• sUSD (on OP) - 6.9K
• MATIC - $686
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Takeaways:
• Primarily on the ETH ecosystem
• Holding large position of MAGIC
• Staking ETH & eth backed coins
• There haven’t been too many changes since my last analysis in April
debank.com/profile/0xc1e42f862d202b4a0ed552c1145735ee088f6ccf
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3. YFImaxi
Wallet size: $4.7M
Chain breakdown:
• 4.05M on Eth (86%)
• 307K on Harmony (7%)
• 90k on DFK (2%)
• 87k on Polygon (2%)
Wallet holdings - 3M
• LDO - 1.028M
• ETH - $272K (223 ETH)
• 1USDC - $248K
• FRAX - $215K
• SYN - $141K
• WETH - $138K
• XMON
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5. Synthetix - $430K
• lending SNX
• borrowed sUSD
Takeaways:
• Primarily on ETH (96% of wallet)
• Most of the wallet is being put to work (17.6M are deposited in various protocols)
• Big on Frax ( 5.5M locked in FRAX)
• Farming stables on blue chip platforms
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1. Ethereum @bizyugo
Wallet Size: $21.5M
Chain breakdown:
• $9.8M on Eth (46%)
• $9.4M on Avalanche (44%)
• $1.16M on Arbitrum (5%)
• $600k on BSC (3%)
• $375K on fantom (2%)
Wallet holdings - $811K
• VOLT - 332K
• BIT - 46K
• SHIB - 43K
• BNB - 41K
• WXT - 38K
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Takeaways:
• Primarily on ETH (46% of wallet) & AVAX (44% of wallet)
• Large positions in a bunch of alt coins
• Putting stables to work. Borrowing farming them on various protocols
• Back in April, this wallet had 20% in fantom. Now it’s only 2%
debank.com/profile/0xbdfa4f4492dd7b7cf211209c4791af8d52bf5c50
Overall Takeaways & trends
1. Ethereum is the chain of choice.
In April, when I looked over the top 10 wallets, the chain of choice ( where they’ve a majority) was distributed.
6/10 wallets were primarily on ETH. But wallets had sizeable positions on different chains.
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Things are looking different now.
9/10 wallets are primarily on Eth. Additionally, these whales have significantly increased their holdings of Arbitrum & Optimism.
In this bear market, ETH seems to be what everyone trusts. In the last cycle, a lot of ETH killers came up.
But now, everyone is moving to ETH.
The ETH killer narrative may die with this cycle & only ETH & a few other L1s may survive.
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Increase in Eth L2s
I’ve noticed an increase in ETH L2s. A lot of these whales now have positions in Optimism & Arbitrum.
4/10 wallets have positions on Optimism. #10 wallet FOMO has 41% of assets on OP. #7 wallet Fewture has 23% of assets on OP.
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4/10 wallets have positions on Arbitrum. #4 Wallet Vitalik has 15% of assets on Arbitrum
With ETH being everyone’s pick in the bear market, it makes sense that ETH L2s are gaining more attention.
Additionally, there seems to be a narrative shift to ETH L2s.
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3. Less Fantom
In April, an interesting observation was that 6/10 wallets had position on fantom.
Now, there isn’t as much fantom. Only 3/10 wallets have position in Fantom.
Of these 3, two wallets only have 2% of their portfolio in Fantom.
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However, #5 Miyazaki is still big on Fantom.
In April, 85% of Miyazaki’s portfolio was on Fantom. Now, 32% of the wallet is on Fantom.
Overall, there is definetely a lot less Fantom.
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4. Stablecoins
All of the wallets have significant stablecoin holdings. A large portion of each wallet is in stablecoins.
This is presumably to be liquid & earn low risk yield.
When the dust settles, these guys will likely get great discount
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Being liquid is key for anyone - Whale or not.
Stables are a great way to do this.
These guys are also diversified in their stables, the most popular being USDC, USDT, FRAX
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5. Top Tier protocols.
Most of the whales are almost solely in the top tier defi protocols ( Aave, Curve, etc). This is to minimize risk of the protocol blowing up & earn some yield.
In April, I saw some more degen stuff.
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6. ETH staking
In anticipation of the merge, every whale is holding & staking ETH.
Common plays:
• Lido staking
• Rocketpool
• Maximizing yield through putting staking rewards on Curve
While eth staking was prevalent last month as well, it has increased significantly.
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And that's it. Hope top 10 wallet analysis was insightful!
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• Read this & follow me on my substack covduk.substack.com/