Is it possible to filter out the exchange addresses? I think they are not representing the rich list, since it is a combined total of their clients?
PS I bookmarked your site, it's very nice.
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I am the creator of http://bitcoinrichlist.com It is a blockchain analytics site whose primary draw is it lists the current richest bitcoin addresses. I just made some major updates am and now tracking last transaction in dates and # of transaction in/out as well as the current top 20,000 addressse. Most of the data is found using znort's block parser so much thanks to him.
Bitcoin distribution is archived every 5,000 blocks so you can see how it changes over time here: http://bitcoinrichlist.com/charts/bitcoin-distribution-by-address?atblock=275000 The top 500 lists are also currently archived every 500 blocks which you can view with the atblock query http://bitcoinrichlist.com/top100?atblock=2000
If anyone's looking to help out and has experience with d3 charts or node.js/angular.js/mongodb let me know. Any feedback and donations would be much appreciated: 13gpMizSNvQCbJzAPyGCUnfUGqFD8ryzcv
Bitcoin distribution is archived every 5,000 blocks so you can see how it changes over time here: http://bitcoinrichlist.com/charts/bitcoin-distribution-by-address?atblock=275000 The top 500 lists are also currently archived every 500 blocks which you can view with the atblock query http://bitcoinrichlist.com/top100?atblock=2000
If anyone's looking to help out and has experience with d3 charts or node.js/angular.js/mongodb let me know. Any feedback and donations would be much appreciated: 13gpMizSNvQCbJzAPyGCUnfUGqFD8ryzcv
Wow that's a very nice site. I though Satoshi had like 50K bitcoins, but appareantly there are people with over 167,784 bitcoins.
I will do my utmost best to enter your list
backend seems to be stuck.
This would be very helpful in countering the isis address fud (9554btc).
This would be very helpful in countering the isis address fud (9554btc).
Some of the address holding high volume have only few transaction and some are doing daily transaction of huge volumes this may help but i don't think it will make easier for investigator to find out the isis funds.
backend seems to be stuck.
This would be very helpful in countering the isis address fud (9554btc).
This would be very helpful in countering the isis address fud (9554btc).
Some of the address holding high volume have only few transaction and some are doing daily transaction of huge volumes this may help but i don't think it will make easier for investigator to find out the isis funds.
Are the top addresses, belonging to exchanges I think is most probable. Then the company itself subdivides that into smaller amounts for each account but surely its not wise to store everything in one address so an exchange would avoid this I guess so bang goes my theory :p
backend seems to be stuck.
This would be very helpful in countering the isis address fud (9554btc).
This would be very helpful in countering the isis address fud (9554btc).
Your site is showing P2SH addresses incorrectly. It currently shows 19KJZ5aqWnrrCaNAS5Pbd4uknPFBxjALRt as being the richest address when the correct address should be 39coweGgC8CPZ6hYL1BBEfc1zqbSfHsprW. Same goes for the addresses in positions 2-4.
Hi,
I like your site because I would like to see this pyramid flatten out. Jed McCaleb took a lot of heat in the Ripple system for his holdings, and has begun to unload it, but has anybody asked "Satoshi" and the top 10 address owners to do the same?
It would be great if your site had a wealth/poverty ratio like we have for the global fiat economy.
If the top 100 addresses hold at July 15, 2014 valuation, USD 1,567,699,554 and Coinmarketcap says the total Market Cap of Bitcoin is USD 8,106,642,600, which is held by 35,000,000 address, what is the ratio?
I ready recently that a mere 1,400 addresses hold 50% of all bitcoins in existence.
I look forward to reading your calculations.
Stephen
I like your site because I would like to see this pyramid flatten out. Jed McCaleb took a lot of heat in the Ripple system for his holdings, and has begun to unload it, but has anybody asked "Satoshi" and the top 10 address owners to do the same?
It would be great if your site had a wealth/poverty ratio like we have for the global fiat economy.
If the top 100 addresses hold at July 15, 2014 valuation, USD 1,567,699,554 and Coinmarketcap says the total Market Cap of Bitcoin is USD 8,106,642,600, which is held by 35,000,000 address, what is the ratio?
I ready recently that a mere 1,400 addresses hold 50% of all bitcoins in existence.
I look forward to reading your calculations.
Stephen
I am the creator of http://bitcoinrichlist.com It is a blockchain analytics site whose primary draw is it lists the current richest bitcoin addresses. I just made some major updates am and now tracking last transaction in dates and # of transaction in/out as well as the current top 20,000 addressse. Most of the data is found using znort's block parser so much thanks to him.
Bitcoin distribution is archived every 5,000 blocks so you can see how it changes over time here: http://bitcoinrichlist.com/charts/bitcoin-distribution-by-address?atblock=275000 The top 500 lists are also currently archived every 500 blocks which you can view with the atblock query http://bitcoinrichlist.com/top100?atblock=2000
If anyone's looking to help out and has experience with d3 charts or node.js/angular.js/mongodb let me know. Any feedback and donations would be much appreciated: 13gpMizSNvQCbJzAPyGCUnfUGqFD8ryzcv
Bitcoin distribution is archived every 5,000 blocks so you can see how it changes over time here: http://bitcoinrichlist.com/charts/bitcoin-distribution-by-address?atblock=275000 The top 500 lists are also currently archived every 500 blocks which you can view with the atblock query http://bitcoinrichlist.com/top100?atblock=2000
If anyone's looking to help out and has experience with d3 charts or node.js/angular.js/mongodb let me know. Any feedback and donations would be much appreciated: 13gpMizSNvQCbJzAPyGCUnfUGqFD8ryzcv
Are you a front for the NSA? The Chinese government? Worst idea I've seen for a long time. Didn't you know many BTC owners are looking for privacy? I wish you to fail, and to lose all the time and money you invested. Anyone who supports you may as well write love letters to the CIA and the FBI.
Well those are some harsh allegations.
The site itself, looking back from archives since it is down now (for whatever reason), just displayed the top 100/500 Bitcoin addresses with the most funds. This information was and is easily accessible via the BlockChain with any technical skill and doesn't actually directly remove privacy for the owners of those addresses.
Bitcoin isn't complete anonymous anyways : https://bitcoin.org/en/faq#is-bitcoin-anonymous
I am the creator of http://bitcoinrichlist.com It is a blockchain analytics site whose primary draw is it lists the current richest bitcoin addresses. I just made some major updates am and now tracking last transaction in dates and # of transaction in/out as well as the current top 20,000 addressse. Most of the data is found using znort's block parser so much thanks to him.
Bitcoin distribution is archived every 5,000 blocks so you can see how it changes over time here: http://bitcoinrichlist.com/charts/bitcoin-distribution-by-address?atblock=275000 The top 500 lists are also currently archived every 500 blocks which you can view with the atblock query http://bitcoinrichlist.com/top100?atblock=2000
If anyone's looking to help out and has experience with d3 charts or node.js/angular.js/mongodb let me know. Any feedback and donations would be much appreciated: 13gpMizSNvQCbJzAPyGCUnfUGqFD8ryzcv
Bitcoin distribution is archived every 5,000 blocks so you can see how it changes over time here: http://bitcoinrichlist.com/charts/bitcoin-distribution-by-address?atblock=275000 The top 500 lists are also currently archived every 500 blocks which you can view with the atblock query http://bitcoinrichlist.com/top100?atblock=2000
If anyone's looking to help out and has experience with d3 charts or node.js/angular.js/mongodb let me know. Any feedback and donations would be much appreciated: 13gpMizSNvQCbJzAPyGCUnfUGqFD8ryzcv
Are you a front for the NSA? The Chinese government? Worst idea I've seen for a long time. Didn't you know many BTC owners are looking for privacy? I wish you to fail, and to lose all the time and money you invested. Anyone who supports you may as well write love letters to the CIA and the FBI.
Very useful site, but now it is not working.
I would like to know, will it still work ?
I would like to know, will it still work ?
Wow number 1: 144,341.53364935 BTC
Cool site. You just got a small donation 
Sites having some issues scraping tag data at the moment. It will probably be down for 24 hrs until I find time to fix.
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www.bitcoinrichlist.com is currently stopped
www.bitcoinrichlist.com is currently stopped
Why is it down?
I agree, great job bud, it's really nice to see people actually step up and make things happen.
It's a very good project Andrew and it looks nice. Kudos to your coding.
I have been thinking and it would be great to further develop this:
1. user input wallet range for better granularity in Bitcoin Distribution by Address (ie search % of address that have 20-30 BTC).
2. even more user input ranges, to create custom tables (ie 10-12, 12.01-15, 15.01-20)
3. Search for an address position
4. Order by last transaction in or out time
5. Some algo I can't think of, to sort addresses by similar content (ie 30.3) and with last transaction in/out in the same day (I have noticed many addresses with the same exact last tx in/ou time, up to seconds)
6. open source.
Great job!
I have been thinking and it would be great to further develop this:
1. user input wallet range for better granularity in Bitcoin Distribution by Address (ie search % of address that have 20-30 BTC).
2. even more user input ranges, to create custom tables (ie 10-12, 12.01-15, 15.01-20)
4. Order by last transaction in or out time
5. Some algo I can't think of, to sort addresses by similar content (ie 30.3) and with last transaction in/out in the same day (I have noticed many addresses with the same exact last tx in/ou time, up to seconds)
6. open source.
Great job!
Started scraping tags from blockchain.info and listing that with the list now so it's not just a wall of random addresses anymore.
New update so you can search addresses to see where they rank in the top 20,000 richest. You need at least 50.01 coins currently. Try it out:
http://bitcoinrichlist.com/address/:youraddress
http://bitcoinrichlist.com/address/:youraddress
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