Arkham visualizes top holders

Arkham’s research note “The Top 100 Holders of Crypto” was published Feb. 24, 2026 and lists USD valuations for entities with dollar balances reported as of Feb. 23, 2026, showing Binance at $145.1B, Coinbase $76.8B, Satoshi Nakamoto $74.1B, BlackRock $57.3B and Lido $36.1B among the top five. (info.arkm.com)) Arkham explicitly defines an “entity” as a confirmed cluster of addresses controlled by the same person or institution and links each roster entry to an Arkham Intel entity page where underlying addresses and asset mixes can be inspected. (info.arkm.com)) A prior Arkham snapshot circulated in September 2025 placed the combined value of its top-100 roster at “over $1.6 trillion,” illustrating how total rankings shift with price and attribution updates between Arkham releases. (bitcoinist.com)) Arkham says it powers entity resolution with proprietary AI (the “Ultra” engine) and has rolled out AI Entity Predictions and an Arkham Oracle feature to surface lower-confidence labels and natural‑language queries on entity balances. (binance.com)) The Arkham dataset’s mix — centralized exchanges, DeFi treasuries, custodians and government clusters (e.g., the U.S. government cluster at $22.6B on the Feb. 23 snapshot) — aligns with the type of entity-level labeling offered by competitors, which include Nansen’s Token God Mode and broad on-chain metrics suites like Glassnode. (info.arkm.com)) PitchBook lists Arkham Intelligence as a venture-backed private company with a later-stage VC round recorded March 1, 2025 and an employee headcount near 105, highlighting institutional backing behind the platform that publishes these entity-level rich lists. (pitchbook.com))