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A crypto whale is a high-net-worth individual (HNWI) — or organization — that holds a large amount of a specific cryptocurrency. While there is no exact monetary threshold, a whale’s asset holdings (when converted to USD) typically exceed $10,000,000. The number of coins (or tokens) necessary to be considered a whale varies by project. For example (in 2021 prices), an Ethereum whale might have over 10,000 ether (ETH) and a Bitcoin whale might have in excess of 1,000 bitcoins (BTC). Notable Bitcoin whales include Satoshi Nakamoto, Tim Draper, Barry Silbert, and the Winklevoss twins.

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BTC: bc1qcykxcd7pey2yxzp7vdq795hhpnjpju8fslu3y5

Ethereum (ERC20) : 0xa07719acddeEcD0760D201534849cB5dCe25C379

DOGE: DLBGQbauVDs8cCUWB1fu8SgMuZYxNemps8

LTC: ltc1q0slmqgm8qulxk6mupjjmq25d9uwqrtj2ktn9q5

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