but, here are the richest adresses
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Topic: Biggest Bitcoin Wallets (Read 4435 times)
I think we can only view the richest adresses but the richest wallets is impossible for us to view..
but, here are the richest adresses
bitcoinrichlist.com
but, here are the richest adresses
bitcoinrichlist.com
Hello,
Does anyone know where I can find a list of bitcoin wallets which have the most bitcoins in them?
I found one a long time ago but cannot find the website anymore...
Thank you in advance!
http://blockr.io/trivia/address Does anyone know where I can find a list of bitcoin wallets which have the most bitcoins in them?
I found one a long time ago but cannot find the website anymore...
Thank you in advance!
Bigger is better. 
How I wish I had started mining back when bitcoin just started happening. Would have had thousands upon thousands of bitcoins by now!
If you accumulated a lot of bitcoins when you wrote this post you are good to go
It was 40$ March 7
Wish i had numbers like that on my btc wallet. Usualy see from 1 to 10
I like pizza!
How I wish I had started mining back when bitcoin just started happening. Would have had thousands upon thousands of bitcoins by now!
If you saved them, but sadly most people early adopters spent them on Pizza's.
How I wish I had started mining back when bitcoin just started happening. Would have had thousands upon thousands of bitcoins by now!
Thanks.
That's how I found this thread - by searching.
Besides, threads would get stale (or be a PITA to update constantly!). I was hoping there was a live site like blockchain.info out there that would show the largest addresses automatically.
Besides, threads would get stale (or be a PITA to update constantly!). I was hoping there was a live site like blockchain.info out there that would show the largest addresses automatically.
I guess that means I do have to do the search for you:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/z-92423
And yes, its updated "often". The list doesn't change much anyways.
That's how I found this thread - by searching.
Besides, threads would get stale (or be a PITA to update constantly!). I was hoping there was a live site like blockchain.info out there that would show the largest addresses automatically.
Besides, threads would get stale (or be a PITA to update constantly!). I was hoping there was a live site like blockchain.info out there that would show the largest addresses automatically.
Is there any modern way to see the largest bitcoin wallets? I'm just curious since I ran across http://blockchain.info/address/1FrtkNXastDoMAaorowys27AKQERxgmZjY in another thread (Instawallet Cold Storage) and saw that they have 27,689 BTC in their cold storage wallet (over 1.2 MILLION USD at the current rate!). The link at the beginning of this thread is from 2011.
Yes, there are plenty of threads that keep a list of the top BTC addresses, use the search... I'm too lazy to do it for you, all these noobs need to start learning how to search for stuff themselves.
Is there any modern way to see the largest bitcoin wallets? I'm just curious since I ran across http://blockchain.info/address/1FrtkNXastDoMAaorowys27AKQERxgmZjY in another thread (Instawallet Cold Storage) and saw that they have 27,689 BTC in their cold storage wallet (over 1.2 MILLION USD at the current rate!). The link at the beginning of this thread is from 2011.
Interesting. How are BTC that are on exchanges balances kept track off? Or maybe some of those larger numbers are the exchanges?
They aren't. Each exchange keeps their balance in the
way they choose. MtGox happens to stash it all on one
address.
This is in no way a measure of anyone's BTC wealth.
It is just a list of the addresses with the largest balance
attached to them, obtained by analyzing the block chain.
You could have a 1000 different addresses in your wallet
with 1000 BTC attached to it. You'd be a BTC millionaire
but wouldn't show on that list.
That's true. But it does mean that someone has at least that many BTC (possibly more on other addresses). It's a good measure of BTC wealth concentration. According to bitcoinwatch.com there are currently 6,703,450 BTC in circulation. At least 424,242.42424242 of those are on one address. That's why I was curious about exchanges. One address might not necessarily be tied to one person.
Interesting. How are BTC that are on exchanges balances kept track off? Or maybe some of those larger numbers are the exchanges?
Perfect, Thanks!
1. Does ther exist a historical version?
1. Does ther exist a historical version?
http://bitcoinreport.appspot.com/richlist/20110625 is the latest one. Change the date for earlier ones.
aaah i see. makes sense now
someone likes number 42
: 424242.42424242
Perfect, Thanks!
1. Does ther exist a historical version? I'm trying to find who this is -
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2632671
2. Why are there so many 10000 wallets?
1. Does ther exist a historical version? I'm trying to find who this is -
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2632671
2. Why are there so many 10000 wallets?
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