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Rising Concentration of BTC Supply in Addresses Holding Less Than 10 Coins as Time Goes OnThe amount of BTC supply held by people with less than 10 BTC keeps increasing. Over time more and more addresses will own less and less BTC.

I recently read an article about the amount of BTC supply held by people with less than 10 BTC. It seems that this number is increasing over time, which means that more and more addresses will own less and less BTC. This is a bit concerning to me, as it could lead to a situation where the majority of BTC is held by a small number of people.

I’m curious to hear what other people think about this. Do you think this is a problem that needs to be addressed? Or do you think it’s just a natural part of the market? What do you think the implications of this trend are?

31 thoughts on “Rising Concentration of BTC Supply in Addresses Holding Less Than 10 Coins as Time Goes OnThe amount of BTC supply held by people with less than 10 BTC keeps increasing. Over time more and more addresses will own less and less BTC.”

  1. I’ve never owned BTC but will buy some eventually when it’s used on the daily to buy things, not to be stored in a cold wallet waiting for it to hit one milly so that you can obtain more fiat with it.

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  2. >The amount of BTC supply held by people with less than 10 BTC keeps increasing. Over time more and more addresses will own less and less BTC.

    Sure but it doesn’t mean much

    Anyone could have had an address with 10 BTC and sent 5 BTC to his second address

    That person still has 10 BTC

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  3. Yet, owning 1 BTC is meaningless in terms of wealth as it can be divided up to one million time (Sats).

    Sure, owning at least one whole coin is a goal or a pride for some, but in the end, with a worldwide adoption in sight, we’ll talk about and transfer more Sats than BTCs.

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  4. “Over time, more and more addresses will own less and less BTC”

    As more people buy BTC the less available supply will be!

    This is the most true statement!

    However, if you’re in here, you have the skills to change that and buy more and more BTC as long it’s in this values!

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  5. There will be a such a big supply-shock in the near future the price will skyprocket. Dont know if it’s going to be 2024/2025 but it’s coming. Miners wont enough to sell, 20% is lost forever, people are holding through bearmarkets, spot ETF’s….it’s all ligning up.

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  6. You’re completely misinterpreting the data.

    An address does not equal one person, ffs. All of my addresses own small amounts of bitcoin, yet I several bitcoin. I do not have a single address with 10+ bitcoin.

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