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These stats are from a Forbes article from earlier this year:
--There are (or were in January) approximately 12,000,000 bitcoins mined
--47 people own 29% of the coins.
--930 people own 50% of the coins.
--approximately 10,000 people own 75% of the coins
--approximately 1,000,000 own the rest
I'm sure the numbers could be disputed, but close enough for rounding. At that time, anyway, that meant 1,000,000 people owned 25% of 12,000,000 coins, or 3,000,000 coins. That's an average of 3 coins per person, if you're not in the top 1%.
In fact, forget about the 1%. If you're not in the 930 people (not many of them on this board, and if they are here, they likely won't answer), which is 0.093%, the average is only six coins.
Somehow, I suspect there will be much rounding UP, WAY UP in this thread.
--There are (or were in January) approximately 12,000,000 bitcoins mined
--47 people own 29% of the coins.
--930 people own 50% of the coins.
--approximately 10,000 people own 75% of the coins
--approximately 1,000,000 own the rest
I'm sure the numbers could be disputed, but close enough for rounding. At that time, anyway, that meant 1,000,000 people owned 25% of 12,000,000 coins, or 3,000,000 coins. That's an average of 3 coins per person, if you're not in the top 1%.
In fact, forget about the 1%. If you're not in the 930 people (not many of them on this board, and if they are here, they likely won't answer), which is 0.093%, the average is only six coins.
Somehow, I suspect there will be much rounding UP, WAY UP in this thread.
Your math doesnt fit, 29% + 50% + 75%
lol i was just reading that like wtf?
These stats are from a Forbes article from earlier this year:
--There are (or were in January) approximately 12,000,000 bitcoins mined
--47 people own 29% of the coins.
--930 people own 50% of the coins.
--approximately 10,000 people own 75% of the coins
--approximately 1,000,000 own the rest
I'm sure the numbers could be disputed, but close enough for rounding. At that time, anyway, that meant 1,000,000 people owned 25% of 12,000,000 coins, or 3,000,000 coins. That's an average of 3 coins per person, if you're not in the top 1%.
In fact, forget about the 1%. If you're not in the 930 people (not many of them on this board, and if they are here, they likely won't answer), which is 0.093%, the average is only six coins.
Somehow, I suspect there will be much rounding UP, WAY UP in this thread.
--There are (or were in January) approximately 12,000,000 bitcoins mined
--47 people own 29% of the coins.
--930 people own 50% of the coins.
--approximately 10,000 people own 75% of the coins
--approximately 1,000,000 own the rest
I'm sure the numbers could be disputed, but close enough for rounding. At that time, anyway, that meant 1,000,000 people owned 25% of 12,000,000 coins, or 3,000,000 coins. That's an average of 3 coins per person, if you're not in the top 1%.
In fact, forget about the 1%. If you're not in the 930 people (not many of them on this board, and if they are here, they likely won't answer), which is 0.093%, the average is only six coins.
Somehow, I suspect there will be much rounding UP, WAY UP in this thread.
Your math doesnt fit, 29% + 50% + 75%
These stats are from a Forbes article from earlier this year:
--There are (or were in January) approximately 12,000,000 bitcoins mined
--47 people own 29% of the coins.
--930 people own 50% of the coins.
--approximately 10,000 people own 75% of the coins
--approximately 1,000,000 own the rest
I'm sure the numbers could be disputed, but close enough for rounding. At that time, anyway, that meant 1,000,000 people owned 25% of 12,000,000 coins, or 3,000,000 coins. That's an average of 3 coins per person, if you're not in the top 1%.
In fact, forget about the 1%. If you're not in the 930 people (not many of them on this board, and if they are here, they likely won't answer), which is 0.093%, the average is only six coins.
Somehow, I suspect there will be much rounding UP, WAY UP in this thread.
--There are (or were in January) approximately 12,000,000 bitcoins mined
--47 people own 29% of the coins.
--930 people own 50% of the coins.
--approximately 10,000 people own 75% of the coins
--approximately 1,000,000 own the rest
I'm sure the numbers could be disputed, but close enough for rounding. At that time, anyway, that meant 1,000,000 people owned 25% of 12,000,000 coins, or 3,000,000 coins. That's an average of 3 coins per person, if you're not in the top 1%.
In fact, forget about the 1%. If you're not in the 930 people (not many of them on this board, and if they are here, they likely won't answer), which is 0.093%, the average is only six coins.
Somehow, I suspect there will be much rounding UP, WAY UP in this thread.
I have 1.
I however have 100,000,000 CAGE coin.
I however have 100,000,000 CAGE coin.
Oh, CAGE coin is on it's way to the top! U gonna B rich!
I don't get to answer the poll?? This shit sucks
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