Gate News Report, March 20 — According to Santiment data, over the past three months, the number of Bitcoin whale wallets holding more than 100 BTC has increased by 753, a 3.9% rise. Notably, this growth occurred while Bitcoin’s price declined by 20.2% during the same period. The increase in large holders indicates that major investors remain confident in the long-term potential of cryptocurrencies.
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