Bitcoin whale wallets added 10,000 BTC between April 1 and April 3, lifting whale holdings from about 4.21 million BTC to more than 4.23 million BTC. The purchases were valued at roughly $670 million as BTC traded below $70,000 and hovered near the $66,000 level. The accumulation came as broader sentiment remained bearish and price action stayed mostly in the red for the week.

Bitcoin's social sentiment turned sharply bearish on Saturday, April 4, as ongoing volatility kept BTC well below $70,000 and around $66,800. Data showed bullish-to-bearish commentary slipping to 0.81-to-1, the weakest positive reading since Feb. 28. The report also noted that institutions and large holders have remained net buyers via Bitcoin ETFs despite broader market weakness.

On Thursday, April 2, 2,665,137 SOL previously locked in staking was unlocked within a few minutes, with the holdings valued at over $211 million. The unstaking occurred in two transactions as SOL traded around $79, while the token later changed hands near $77, down 6.52% over the past day.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs ended March 2026 with their first monthly net inflow of the year, totaling $1.32 billion. January saw $1.61 billion in outflows and February recorded a further $206.52 million exit, breaking a four-month streak of monthly withdrawals. On March 31, the group added $117.63 million, with BlackRock leading daily inflows at about 1,450 BTC worth $98.42 million.

Bitmine, chaired by Tom Lee, added 167,578 ETH to staking on March 31, a position valued at about $340 million. The move lifted its total staked amount to 3,310,221 ETH, estimated at roughly $6.72 billion. Ethereum traded near $2,024 after a mild 1.45% decline, suggesting limited immediate price impact.

XRP exchange reserves fell to 2,750,702,461 tokens as of Saturday, March 28, indicating fewer XRP held on trading platforms. XRP later turned slightly positive, up 0.23% to $1.33 at the time of writing, after declines the prior day. The report also notes XRP ETF flows showed little to no fresh institutional capital for most of March, alongside continued withdrawals.

An Arkham report released Saturday, March 28, ranked Satoshi Nakamoto as the largest Bitcoin holder at about 1.1 million BTC worth over $77 billion, while Coinbase appeared second with roughly 982,000 BTC. The same data set showed Strategy with 738,000 BTC in total, including about 443,000 BTC visible on-chain. Commentators said Coinbase’s figure reflects user custody rather than corporate holdings, unlike Strategy’s treasury position.

Ethereum’s network activity accelerated in mid-March as active addresses climbed 121% over a few days, alongside a price rebound that briefly pushed ETH near $2,400. Active addresses rose from 381,202 on March 15, 2026, to 841,404 by March 19, while ETH later traded at $2,157, up 0.91% over the last 24 hours.

Shiba Inu has logged one of its strongest derivatives moves in 2026, with open interest climbing more than 26% in 24 hours to about 12.24 trillion SHIB, valued at over $75 million. This sharp increase comes as the token's price drops 1.6% over the same period and Coinbase open interest falls more than 5%, highlighting a divergence between futures positioning and spot market sentiment.