ADDRESSES WITH A BALANCE BETWEEN 100 AND 1,000 BTC
How many addresses hold between 100 and 1,000 Bitcoin?
The big-holder tier. Much of this is exchanges and funds, not individuals.
Addresses in this group
How many addresses hold this amount of Bitcoin over time. Drag across the chart to zoom into a stretch of years.
Inspect and compare dates
Choose two dates to see how this group changed between them.
| Measure | Change | Relative change | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Addresses | 17,451 | 18,264 | +813 | +4.7% |
| Bitcoin held | 5,044,536 BTC | 5,246,007 BTC | +201,471 BTC | +4.0% |
| Value held | $565.9B | $437.8B | −$128.1B | −22.6% |
| Share of all Bitcoin | 25.315% | 26.112% | +0.797% | +3.1% |
What this group paid
The average price this group’s coins last changed hands at. The scale rises by powers of ten so the early years and today share one picture.
Inspect and compare dates
Choose two dates to see what this group was doing on each.
| Measure | Change | Relative change | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average buy price | $69,914.48 | $67,629.87 | −$2,284.61 | −3.3% |
| Price vs. buy price | 1.6× | 1.23× | −0.37× | −23.2% |
| Profit locked in | $93.2M | $217.5M | +$124.3M | +133.3% |
| Losses taken | $7.7M | $140.3M | +$132.6M | +1723.0% |
| Bitcoin moved | 149,013 BTC | 358,369 BTC | +209,356 BTC | +140.5% |
Right now
About 18,000 addresses hold between 100 and 1,000 Bitcoin, and over the last couple of years that count has been growing steadily.
It was 13,965 two years earlier, on 28 Sep 2024.
Coins and share
Those addresses hold 5,246,007 BTC, 26.11% of all the Bitcoin in the world.
addresses hold between 100 and 1,000 Bitcoin
held by this group
value at the 28 Sep 2026 close
of all the Bitcoin in the world
The big-holder tier, where exchanges and funds dominate.
Not a headcount
An address is a slot on the blockchain, not a person or a wallet. One person can control thousands of addresses, and a single exchange holds millions of customers’ coins in just a few. Coins that are lost forever still count here too.
So read this as a count of addresses, never a headcount of people. This tier especially is dominated by exchanges, funds, and custodians, which hold the coins of huge numbers of customers in just a few addresses. So this is not a count of large individual owners.
What it is doing
The second chart follows this group rather than counting it: what its coins last cost, whether the price sits above or below that, the dollars it locked in or gave up as coins moved, and how much Bitcoin it sent each day.
Those four readings come from a record of every size group, so the days they cover can differ from the count above.
What it means
Because exchanges and funds dominate this tier, read its moves as business activity first and holder conviction second. A jump in the count is more often a custodian reorganizing its addresses than a wave of new large owners, so check Big Holder Activity before drawing a conclusion from one step.
Understanding
Addresses With a Balance Between 100 and 1,000 BTC
Where it stands today
18,264 addresses each hold between 100 and 1,000 Bitcoin as of .
What does this page count?
This page counts only addresses holding at least 100 Bitcoin but less than 1,000 Bitcoin. Balances below 100 or at least 1,000 Bitcoin are not included. This is a very-large-balance group, and the page tracks its address count over time.
Is an address the same as a person?
Here the gap between addresses and people is at its widest. Exchanges, funds, and custodians hold the coins of huge numbers of customers inside a small set of addresses this size, so a single entry can stand for many thousands of people. Read this strictly as a count of addresses.
What is worth watching?
Even so, watching this tier is worth it. When the count grows, coin is gathering into large addresses; when it shrinks, those balances are moving apart or being spent. For which way the biggest wallets are leaning, see Big Holder Activity.
The numbers
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What does the current reading show?
Addresses: the latest reading is 18,264, on . The highest reading since is 18,299 on ; the lowest is 4,408 on .
Bitcoin held: the latest reading is 5,246,007 BTC, on . The highest reading since is 5,262,045 BTC on ; the lowest is 999,116 BTC on .
Value held: the latest reading is $437.8B, on . The highest reading since is $637.1B on ; the lowest is $2.2M on .
Share of all Bitcoin: the latest reading is 26.112%, on . The highest reading since is 26.246% on ; the lowest is 13.206% on .
Every reading is recorded daily from 28 Oct 2011, where this record begins. The share of all Bitcoin is kept to three decimals, so the smallest move it can show is a thousandth of a percent. The value is what those coins were worth at that day’s close. Month-end values use the last reading on or before that date.
What are the latest, highest and lowest readings?
| Measure | Latest | Highest | Lowest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Addresses | 18,264 | 18,299 | 4,408 |
| Bitcoin held | 5,246,007 BTC | 5,262,045 BTC | 999,116 BTC |
| Value held | $437.8B | $637.1B | $2.2M |
| Share of all Bitcoin | 26.112% | 26.246% | 13.206% |
How do the readings compare with earlier dates?
| Reference date | Addresses | Bitcoin held | Value held | Share of all Bitcoin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month ago | 18,095 | 5,215,207 BTC | $406B | 25.977% |
| 3 months ago | 18,040 | 5,165,274 BTC | $307.3B | 25.763% |
| 6 months ago | 18,057 | 5,184,524 BTC | $344B | 25.912% |
| 1 year ago | 17,451 | 5,044,536 BTC | $565.9B | 25.315% |
| 2 years ago | 13,965 | 4,004,264 BTC | $263.7B | 20.264% |
What was the reading at each month’s end?
| Reading date | Addresses | Bitcoin held | Value held | Share of all Bitcoin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18,102 | 5,222,131 BTC | $410.3B | 26.010% | |
| 17,877 | 5,152,531 BTC | $323.7B | 25.681% | |
| 17,974 | 5,149,596 BTC | $301.4B | 25.684% | |
| 18,066 | 5,202,307 BTC | $382.8B | 25.964% | |
| 18,168 | 5,223,052 BTC | $398.7B | 26.086% | |
| 18,036 | 5,175,467 BTC | $353.2B | 25.865% | |
| 17,974 | 5,136,267 BTC | $344B | 25.687% | |
| 17,750 | 5,112,541 BTC | $402.3B | 25.585% | |
| 17,444 | 5,168,581 BTC | $452.6B | 25.882% | |
| 17,582 | 5,144,375 BTC | $464.9B | 25.779% | |
| 17,703 | 5,159,740 BTC | $565.4B | 25.873% | |
| 17,422 | 5,044,537 BTC | $575.4B | 25.313% | |
| 17,083 | 4,933,563 BTC | $534B | 24.774% | |
| 16,898 | 4,910,214 BTC | $568.4B | 24.675% | |
| 16,434 | 4,777,913 BTC | $512B | 24.027% | |
| 16,409 | 4,727,842 BTC | $494.6B | 23.791% | |
| 15,985 | 4,627,352 BTC | $435.8B | 23.302% | |
| 15,897 | 4,574,725 BTC | $377.6B | 23.053% | |
| 15,977 | 4,610,106 BTC | $388.8B | 23.248% | |
| 15,825 | 4,547,449 BTC | $465.8B | 22.947% | |
| 15,674 | 4,455,171 BTC | $416.5B | 22.497% | |
| 14,718 | 4,291,378 BTC | $413.8B | 21.685% | |
| 14,297 | 4,127,219 BTC | $290B | 20.870% | |
| 13,964 | 4,004,939 BTC | $253.6B | 20.267% |
Source: Maketo’s daily record of how much Bitcoin sits in every address. Reading for .