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Addresses with Balance ≥ $1M

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Uusin
125.89K
2026-10-28 · 125,893
1D-muutos
+0.20%
Edell. 125.64K
7D-muutos
-2.24%
Edell. 128.78K
30D-muutos
-1.85%
Edell. 128.27K
4Y-persentiili
67%
Koko historia 93%
Kaikkien aikojen huippu
175.6K
2025-10-06 · -28.31%
1Y-vaihteluväli
106.97K – 167.33K
Alkaen 2009-01-03
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Addresses with Balance ≥ $1M is the number of Bitcoin addresses holding BTC worth at least $1 million at the prevailing USD price. It measures qualifying addresses rather than millionaires or the total BTC they hold.

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Higher readings indicate a wider set of million-dollar addresses; declines can reflect either reduced balances or price-driven loss of eligibility. The series reached 175,596 on October 6, 2025, whereas its 2022 minimum was 22,668 on November 21. These are observations of dollar wealth at addresses, not a fixed holder cohort.

Large custodial wallets may represent thousands of customers, and one wealthy holder may split coins across addresses below the cutoff. Dollar revaluation can change this count without any transfer, so it cannot establish how many individuals became millionaires.

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Päivittäin (UTC 00:00)
Omaisuuserä
BTC
Kategoria
Osoitteet
Tyyppi
Yksittäinen arvo
Dataa alkaen
2009-01-03
Uusin data
2026-10-28
Datapisteet
6,508

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How many Bitcoin millionaire addresses have there been?

The series recorded 175,596 qualifying addresses on October 6, 2025. That count refers to addresses with at least $1 million in BTC, not verified individual millionaires.

Does this count only addresses holding bitcoin bought for $1 million?

No. Eligibility uses the current value of the remaining balance, regardless of acquisition cost. A much smaller original outlay may qualify after appreciation.

Is the million-dollar group separate from the $1,000 group?

No. Every address worth at least $1 million also meets the $1,000 threshold. The two counts are nested and should not be added together.