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Coin and address distribution

Coin and address distribution

How much bitcoin sits in addresses of each size, and how many addresses there are of each, shrimp to humpback — with the change over a day, a week, a month and a year.

Held in addresses

20.09M BTC

Under 1 BTC hold

7.0%

1,000 BTC and up hold

35.8%

Share of all coins

BandToday1 day1 week1 month1 year1 year %
Shrimpunder 0.01 BTC50,564+19+40+126+2,170+4.48%
Crab0.01–0.1 BTC277,770+22+60+231+9,208+3.43%
Octopus0.1–1 BTC1,068,403+307+736+1,260+150.00%
Fish1–10 BTC2,040,716−134−2,243−379−18,259−0.89%
Dolphin10–100 BTC4,217,241−250−2,398−3,044−85,062−1.98%
Shark100–1,000 BTC5,249,645+6,392+18,192+69,516+221,244+4.40%
Whale1,000–10,000 BTC4,173,951+6,927+19,865−63,387−158,041−3.65%
Humpback10,000+ BTC3,007,476−12,880−31,148+9,445+191,941+6.82%
All bands20,085,766+403+3,103+13,769+163,215+0.82%

Addresses are not people: one owner can hold many, and one exchange address holds coins for millions. Read for 23 September 2026, from Bitview.

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How much bitcoin sits in addresses of each size, and how many addresses there are of each, shrimp to humpback — with the change over a day, a week, a month and a year.

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