Number Of Addresses Owning At Least 1 Billionth Of Bitcoin Supply Reaches Its ATH

2019-8-13 20:09

The number of addresses that now own at least 1 billionth of Bitcoin’s supply is at its all-time high, as per the data provided by Coin Metrics. At current prices, this accounts for addresses that own more than $200 in BTC.

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