Exchanges, ETFs, treasury companies, governments, whales and Satoshi Nakamoto - these are the biggest holders of Bitcoin in June 2026

A memecoin is a token that trades on attention to an underlying idea, concept, or ‘meme’. This is Arkham's guide to them.

Strategy sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million between the dates of 26th and 31st May, according to a recent 8-K filing. The BTC was sold at an average price of of $77,135

Gigantic Rebirth (GCR) is one of the most renowned crypto traders. We looked into his famous trades, online presence, and more.

Zcash is a privacy coin launched in 2016 and built on Bitcoin’s codebase. Here’s our guide to how it works and why you can still track most ZEC transactions on-chain

On-chain analysis refers to the examination & use of blockchain data, for purposes ranging from trading, to research, to media investigations & reporting.

Coal, a digital resource in the legendary MMORPG game Runescape, has outperformed Ethereum by 14X in the last 12 months. Here’s our breakdown

The crypto mixer Tornado Cash explained - an outline of how it works, why people use it and why the US Treasury lifted sanctions on it

Tesla was one of the earliest Bitcoin treasury companies and it still holds BTC now. Here's our guide to Tesla's BTC stack

This article examines the differences between Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and Centralized Finance (CeFi) trading platforms.

Bitcoin Ordinals refer to NFTs on Bitcoin. They're hosted on unique Satoshis - equivalent to 0.00000001 BTC.

Flash loans are a type of loan used for arbitrage/MEV through DeFi protocols. Why do traders use them?

Derivatives let you trade around a token's price action without actually owning it. This is Arkham's 101 guide.

Technical analysis tries to predict future price movements based on historical price movements. This is Arkham's 101 Guide.

Read Arkham’s guide to 12 of the most powerful and versatile crypto analysis tools used by traders.

Crypto leverage trading is a way of trading in crypto markets with more money than you have - essentially, it involves borrowing money to make bigger trades.