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2026 Ethereum HODLer Report: Top 1 Individual Address Private Key Lost, Top 20 Taken Over by Institutions/Exchanges

2026.02.12 15:45:46

**Arkham Releases 2026 Report on Top Ethereum Holders** On February 12, Arkham published its report *Who Holds the Most Ethereum? Top ETH Holders of 2026*, outlining the largest ETH holding addresses in the current market. **Key Data Points:** - Over 60% of total ETH supply resides in the ETH2 deposit contract: 77,186,906 ETH (valued at ~$241.39 billion, accounting for 63.23% of total supply). - The largest individual holder is Rain Lohmus (250,000 ETH, ~$786 million) — but he cannot access the funds due to a lost private key. - Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is the largest holder with accessible funds: 240,000 ETH (~$754 million). Additional data is available in the accompanying chart. **BlockBeats Note:** Rain Lohmus is a co-founder of LHV Group, a leading Estonian financial firm (operating as LHV Pank/Bank). During Ethereum’s 2014 ICO, he invested ~$75,000 to acquire 250,000 ETH (priced at $0.30 per token at the time). None of these ETH have been transferred, and the address is fully visible on the blockchain. In 2023, Lohmus publicly confirmed the lost key on Estonian National Broadcasting, stating: *“Anyone can calculate its value themselves.”* He also noted he would share a portion of the assets if a reliable recovery method is found. By 2025–2026, as ETH prices surged significantly, the 250,000 ETH briefly topped $1.2 billion in value.
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