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I see and hear statistics all over the map. My question is how many active users are there currently? I am more interested in the amount of people who have bought or sold bitcoin in the last 3 months. Does anyone know where to find accurate stats?
No way to know it accurately. Everyone can have thousands of adjust and use them everyday so most stats are quite misleading. It is possible to find the trade volume, theres a thirty day stat at : https://bitcoinwisdom.com/.Exchanges are unlikely to tell you how many people traded BTC anytime. People also do real life trades.
I see and hear statistics all over the map. My question is how many active users are there currently? I am more interested in the amount of people who have bought or sold bitcoin in the last 3 months. Does anyone know where to find accurate stats?
is this a troll?
in comparison, Paypal has over 100 mil active users and a tinny payment processing company has at least 1 M-2 M active users (without media advertising, lobby and millions invested)
BTC was flooded with a lot of money and...nothing despite the fact that BTC has a lot of media on its side.
Of course, this media is paid by "someone".
1 mil active users in 5 years it shows that BTC is not so "big" as it is presented.
BTC was flooded with a lot of money and...nothing despite the fact that BTC has a lot of media on its side.
Of course, this media is paid by "someone".
1 mil active users in 5 years it shows that BTC is not so "big" as it is presented.
I see and hear statistics all over the map. My question is how many active users are there currently? I am more interested in the amount of people who have bought or sold bitcoin in the last 3 months. Does anyone know where to find accurate stats?
I think,it more than 1 milion user,includ a corporation..
Juniper Research estimates there were 1.3 million active bitcoin users last year, and there will be 4.7 million by 2019. However they want $5000 to read their report, so I can't say how they arrived at their estimated figures. I don't believe it's possible to calculate the number of active bitcoin users, but it's possible to guess/estimate the figure.
http://www.juniperresearch.com/researchstore/commerce-money/cryptocurrency/bitcoin-altcoin-impact-opportunities
http://www.juniperresearch.com/researchstore/commerce-money/cryptocurrency/bitcoin-altcoin-impact-opportunities
This is also another one from blockchain itself which shows number of unique bitcoin addresses used per day, although it's not the exact stats that your after but it might be in the same range to the actual one : https://blockchain.info/charts/n-unique-addresses?timespan=60days&showDataPoints=false&daysAverageString=1&show_header=true&scale=0&address= you can change the time frame from the options located below the chart
Yeah I don't think you will be able to find this information out, one person could have multiple wallets and addresses, transactions as RustyNomad mentions would be something you can track but actual individual users I think would be near to impossible to gather together.
Doubt whether you will be able to get close to the actual number of bitcoin users as it is difficult to determine as you have no idea which addresses belong to which individual. You can end up with say 100 transactions which made use of say 80 different addresses but you will still have no idea how many actual users were involved in those transactions.
There are some stats in regards to the number of transactions available on this site https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactions-btc.html but there is no site, that I know off, that give a breakdown like what you are looking for.
There are some stats in regards to the number of transactions available on this site https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactions-btc.html but there is no site, that I know off, that give a breakdown like what you are looking for.
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