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Littleshop

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Quote from: colour on March 06, 2013, 04:52:11 PM

I think it is possible that at this point, already 2 or 3 million coins are "lost", because back in 2009 people toyed around with very large amounts and then just deleted their wallets as they never expected the value to skyrocket at a later time.

See http://statistics.ecdsa.org/, for example. I might be wrong though.

Possible. I would say that (totally guessing) a minimum of 1 million coins are lost.

colour

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I think it is possible that at this point, already 2 or 3 million coins are "lost", because back in 2009 people toyed around with very large amounts and then just deleted their wallets as they never expected the value to skyrocket at a later time.

See http://statistics.ecdsa.org/, for example. I might be wrong though.

mjc

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Actually: 10,864,575

http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/

But then there are even fewer as a result of something like 70% have never moved or have not moved in the past year. sometihngl ike that. So there are a number of 50 BTC blocks that exist and haven't moved. Then there are wallets with hundreds or thousands in a given wallet.

kerogre256

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I just realized something no more than 10 millions Shocked

people can have ONE bitcoin at the moment ..... just food for thoughts.

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