Bitcoin Accumulator Addresses Reach New Records
Accumulator addresses have significantly increased their Bitcoin holdings, rising from 173,236 BTC on October 6 to 387,305 BTC by November 5. In the past 30 days alone, these addresses purchased an additional 214,069 BTC, marking a substantial surge in accumulation.
Criteria for Accumulator Addresses
- Minimum two inflows within the last seven years
- Excludes centralized exchange (CEX) addresses
- Excludes miner and smart contract addresses
- No outflows recorded
Growth in BTC Accumulation
On-chain data from CryptoQuant reveals that the demand for BTC among accumulator addresses has increased more than fivefold month-over-month. Average monthly purchases jumped from 41,813 BTC (September 5 – October 6) to 214,069 BTC (October 6 – November 5), an increase of 411.96%.
On just one day, November 4 to 5, these addresses acquired 30,913 BTC as Bitcoin’s price briefly dipped below $100,000.
Characteristics of Accumulator Addresses
Accumulator addresses tend to be long-term holders, with an average entry price around $64,000 per BTC. However, new accumulator addresses continue to appear, indicating growing participation.
Inflows to these addresses in 2025 show a higher baseline and more consistent accumulation patterns compared to previous years.
Expert Insight on the Trend
A CryptoQuant analyst known as Darkfrost commented, "The growth of ETFs is likely accelerating this trend." The analyst noted that although overall Bitcoin demand has slowed, accumulator addresses continue to show strong buying interest.
Summary: Bitcoin accumulator addresses have sharply increased purchases, hitting new highs fueled by steady inflows and ETF growth impact, marking robust investor confidence.
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