Supply Held by Entities with 1–10 BTC
- 1M1M
- 3M3M
- 6M6M
- 1Y1Y
- ALLALL
- เชิงเส้นเชิงเส้น
- ลอการิทึมลอการิทึม
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สิ่งที่วัด
The 1–10 BTC entity supply series aggregates BTC held by entities whose total balances lie in the one-to-ten-coin band. Related addresses are treated as a single entity before balances are classified; the result is a stock of coins, measured in BTC.
วิธีอ่าน
Growth indicates that more supply resides in this whole-coin balance range, while declines mark a smaller allocation to it. The cohort reached about 2.112 million BTC on December 2, 2023, but held about 2.023 million BTC on October 17, 2026, showing that its earlier expansion did not continue uninterrupted.
This is a changing membership group, not a panel of the same holders. Crossing either threshold can shift an entire position between cohorts, and holding several BTC does not identify a long-term investor; coin-age measures are needed to assess holding duration.
- ความถี่
- รายวัน (UTC 00:00)
- สินทรัพย์
- BTC
- หมวดหมู่
- นิติบุคคล
- ประเภท
- ค่าเดียว
- หน่วย
- BTC
- ข้อมูลตั้งแต่
- 2009-01-03
- ข้อมูลล่าสุด
- 2026-10-28
- จุดข้อมูล
- 6,508
คำถามที่พบบ่อย
Does the 1–10 BTC band measure long-term holders?
No. Membership is based on balance, not time held. Long-Term Holder Supply uses coin age, so an entity in this balance band may hold either recently moved or older coins.
How does this differ from the count of entities holding at least 1 BTC?
A threshold count measures how many entities qualify and includes larger balance bands. This series measures only the BTC held inside the 1–10 BTC range.
When did the 1–10 BTC entity cohort hold the most coins?
Its recorded high was roughly 2.112 million BTC on December 2, 2023. A high in this series describes the size of this balance cohort, not a high in BTC price.
