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The growth of 1DkyBE is crazy. I estimate that the growth has averaged 2850/day over 6 months, which equates to 40% of all new mining production (@7200/day) over that period, and it now holds 5.5% of all BTC in existence.
There would seem to be diminishing value to continuing to accumulate while owning such a large fraction of the outstanding coins, but it doesn't seem to be slowing down any. If it is Silk Road's accumulated profits, as many have speculated, then it somewhat makes sense, since converting to dollars via the exchanges might involve loss of anonymity.
There would seem to be diminishing value to continuing to accumulate while owning such a large fraction of the outstanding coins, but it doesn't seem to be slowing down any. If it is Silk Road's accumulated profits, as many have speculated, then it somewhat makes sense, since converting to dollars via the exchanges might involve loss of anonymity.
List updated (I had a bug in my tool that missed recent TX).
Monster address is now at $517k !
You mean BTC517k ?
I guess the biggest wallet is own by Satoshi. At least I hope so, he deserves it
That's hard to see with blockchain analysis, because these amounts haven't moved yet at all.I bet Satoshi put his wallet on a USB drive and threw it in the ocean à la the old woman in Titanic.
I guess the biggest wallet is own by Satoshi. At least I hope so, he deserves it
That's hard to see with blockchain analysis, because these amounts haven't moved yet at all. As of block 165643, the ten most common values for addresses to store were:
0.00000000 (in 2411568 addresses)
50.00000000 (in 40631 addresses)
0.00000001 (in 35921 addresses)
0.05000000 (in 22806 addresses)
0.00100000 (in 22439 addresses)
0.02000000 (in 18160 addresses)
0.01000000 (in 13178 addresses)
1.00000000 (in 11636 addresses)
0.00500000 (in 9502 addresses)
0.00000002 (in 7628 addresses)
This is also something pretty significant - 2,031,550 coins most likely in the hands of miners, never been spent.
If you consider that most blocks pay a few bitcents in transaction fees, there is probably another huge heap of coins in the hands of miners that aren't showing on this list because they are not 50 exactly, but rather, 50.06, 50.015, 50.122, etc.
Is there any way to know who is the person that has more bitcoins?
Or anyone knows?
We could make a top 100 list for the richest Btc people.
Or anyone knows?
We could make a top 100 list for the richest Btc people.
If they revealed their identity here (i.e. signed a message with their private key stating who they are), then we could do that. But one of the key features of Bitcoin is anonymity.
As of block 165643, the ten most common values for addresses to store were:
0.00000000 (in 2411568 addresses)
50.00000000 (in 40631 addresses)
0.00000001 (in 35921 addresses)
0.05000000 (in 22806 addresses)
0.00100000 (in 22439 addresses)
0.02000000 (in 18160 addresses)
0.01000000 (in 13178 addresses)
1.00000000 (in 11636 addresses)
0.00500000 (in 9502 addresses)
0.00000002 (in 7628 addresses)
A large part of this amount being popular is very likely due to Casascius Coins.
Some people believe this address is SR...
hmm, if what this guy is saying is true, maybe;
What I mean to say is that I sent btc to silk road and then I tracked the funds. They immediately went to that address. That is Silk Road's main storage. Nearly two million USD is tied up in the Silk Road Marketplace.
This account will now be thrown away.
This account will now be thrown away.
I just can't imagine it. There is no way he is profiting that much and there are not enough outgoing payments to would be vendors.
though the cyclic nature of some fo the outputs going back in would suggest some sort of hedging is occuring there.
*ponders*
The big address is likely MtGox, they often transfer funds through a key that holds around 500K BTC.
Actually ... I also thought that that 500K BTC address was Gox's initially, but
some people disagree. I forgot the thread where this was discussed.
I think this is the thread you're thinking of
Some people believe this address is SR...
The big address is likely MtGox, they often transfer funds through a key that holds around 500K BTC.
Actually ... I also thought that that 500K BTC address was Gox's initially, but
some people disagree. I forgot the thread where this was discussed.
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