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Wallets with 0.1 BTC to 1 BTC hold over 1M Bitcoin
The total supply of addresses that host between 1 and 10 Bitcoin also surpasses 2 million.
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The total supply of wallets holding between 0.1 Bitcoin (BTC) and 1 Bitcoin has surpassed 1 million coins, while the collective supply of wallets that hold between 1 BTC and 10 BTC topped 2 million.
Wallets with 0.1 BTC to 1 BTC
As of Dec. 29, wallets that hold between 0,1 BTC and 1 BTC collectively own over 1 million coins. The chart below represents the total supply held by the wallets in question since 2010 with the orange line.
These wallets' total BTC supply started to record a stable increase in late 2013, with short exponential growth periods in 2016 and 2018. As of Dec. 29, the total supply sits at 1.01 million BTC.
Wallets with 1 – 10 BTC
The total BTC supply of the wallets that hold between 1 BTC and 10 BTC also broke its own all-time high by surpassing 2 million at the end of November. As of Dec. 30, the total supply held by these wallets is 2.06 BTC.
The chart above demonstrates the increase in the total BTC supply held by wallets that hold between 1 BTC and 10 BTC since 2010. This metric recorded an upwards spike in late 2011 and has continued its exponential growth since then.
Market Cap $1.56T
24H Volume $18.02B
