Alright, to the faggot who thinks having 21 BTC puts you in the top million of bitcoin holders, I did some research and you were off by a fuckton.
http://ondn.net:800/search
DISCLAIMER- This site only counts the top wallets, not the top holders, and most people have multiple wallets, but since they can account for 7,250,077 BTC out of ~15.2 million, this is the best data I expect to find.
That being said, this is what I could extrapolate from the data.
>Owning 0.3 BTC will easily put you in top million (not that that's impressive, there's only 3,514,071 wallets that have more than 0.001 BTC). Owning 17.4 will put you in the top 100,000 wallets.
>The median wallet has 0.03 BTC each, while the average wallet has just over 2 BTC each.
>Owning 1.6 BTC will easily put you in the top 10% of wallets, and owning 50 will put you in the top 1%
>For those of you with big dreams, the top 0.1% is 495 BTC and over, the top 0.01% 3051 BTC and over, and to get into the top 100 wallets you just have to crack 10,000 BTC.
>taking shitposing on bangldeshi basket weaving forum seriously
If I hadn't seen it repeated elsewhere I wouldn't have tried to figure it out. And regardless of the shitposting, at least now we have a very vague idea of where you'll rank if/when bitcoin becomes a world currency. Obviously it'll shift a lot as the mainstream adopts it, but still.
>>1326317
In theory only 1 million people can own 21 btc each but in reality the btc won't even spread out like that ,I don't gag what point you are trying to prove you're just saying that owning 21btc puts you in an even more exclusive club
>>1326489
Sorry autocorrect has gone silly
Thanks bro. Off to get 10,001
>>1326489
That was exactly my point, that the distribution wouldn't be even (obviously). I just wanted a closer estimate to what the distribution actually looked like.
>>1326317
>113kk in memecoin
can he even cash it all?
>>1326493
My goal is 140, enough to put me in the top 10,000. Also the highest realistic goal to work towards for me.
>>1326317
>113 million in btc
Is there even a market for that amount
>>1326500
Yes, in 100 years maybe.
>>1326500
It's probably an exchange wallet or something.
correct me if I'm wrong but it looks like the 1% have more than the 99% combined.
>>1326561
economics, man
Just a reminder that Bitcoin wallets are like social security numbers, nobody has more than one and no address controls multiple peoples' funds, which makes the data presented very meaningful
>>1326630
learn to read shitlord
>>1326638
You're not good with sarcasm, are you?
>>1326697
No, I can't detect sarcasm and I didn't address his exact point in the first post.
Calm down, man.
Nice stats calc and data source find tho.
Now if you'll excuse me it's time for more autism because I found a better website.
https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html
If we take the US as an example in wealth distribution, it's total household net worth (as of 2009) being $54.2 trillion, and its richest citizen's net worth (Bill Gates) at $76.6 billion, Bill Gates would have 0.1413% of the US's net worth.
However, if we looked at btc distribution comparatively, he would only be the 53rd richest person. The richest person would be 6.5x wealthier than him, which if we went with the comparison would be worth just shy of $500 billion
>>1326745
Thanks, it's easy math honestly, and I probably fucked up with some of it
Thanks for posting. I knew that cuck was wrong
>>1326755
Noone seems to have over 1 mil coins.
Which is kind of interesting.
Going with your comparison, are you saying that becoming top1% is as easy as owning a few bitcoins?
>>1326841
well, according to the first site, 50 btc. Which might be a few to you, but definitely isn't for me
>>1326841
Satoshi nakamoto is said to have approximately 1 million coins but nobody knows if he is even alive anymore,and it seems he only mined those coins to keep the network online
>>1326852
It's not easy, but we get to see guys with that much all the time, on exchanges, p2p lending sites and casinos. So it's easier to bump into the "bitcoin 1%" than it is to bump into an USD millionaire.
>>1326902
well yeah 40k is 2 orders of magnitude lower than 1M
Bumping the only worthwhile thread on biz
Feels good owning 212 btc, but by now I'm sure gook moot has sold my IP address to various scum.
Come and get my bitcoins cocksuckers, be warned I have plenty of weapons
Bitcoin price is gonna get extra nutty after this July halving
You think the price going from $300 to $800 was big, just lol, just wait
Pity you fools without btc
>>1327741
There is literally no reason for this to happen.
>>1327741
post a screenshot titled "my american debt- starring an edgy teenager's insecurities"
>>1327775
>>1327799
You cucks have just watched the price of bitcoin go from $300 to $800 in a couple months
After the halving, yeah, nah, I was considering posting the suicide hotline # for you retarded nocoiners, but I'll just let you become an hero on your own
Tbh with the recent rise I'm surprised you haven't already off'd yourselves
>>1327806
Can't wait for you to gamble away your money after some trading site starts lagging or shit like that. Also, i doubt your monetary gains are that impressive
>>1327698
Thanks dude, this is actually my first thread here. There seems to be a lot of memeing about altcoins here but nobody really knows where this technology is going so fuck it.
>>1327806
Even if it goes up by a couple hundred that's huge. I had ~3.5 btc that I sold for nefarious business enterprises. Still made a solid $650 profit from the price increase though. Gonna try and scrape up as much cash as possible and see if the price goes down to $500. Might get nervous and settle for as close to $600 as the market goes though.
>>1327698
Also, see if you can find yourself here
https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses-71.html
If you're listed you're at least #7063. Not fuckin bad.
