Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering near the $61,000 mark, a milestone coinciding with over one million addresses now holding at least one Bitcoin. This surge highlights growing confidence in the value of Bitcoin and its long-term investment appeal. The expanding number of holders underscores its ongoing potential for sustainable growth in the face of market volatility.
Currently, the number of Bitcoin addresses holding at least 1 BTC has surpassed one million. According to data from blockchain analytics company IntoTheBlock, the current total stands at 1,010,777 addresses. This milestone reflects individuals and organizations accumulating BTC to become “wholecoiners” – holders of at least one whole Bitcoin.
The increase in “wholecoiners” indicates broader confidence in Bitcoin as a stable investment asset and a reliable store of value.
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