Data shows that long-term holders collectively own 14.35 million BTC, representing approximately 68.3% of the total supply.
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Data reveals that long-term holders own 14.35 million BTC, about 68.3% of total supply, including companies, ETFs, governments, and inactive wallets with lost keys.
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According to ChainCatcher, data compiled by on-chain analyst Murphy shows that there are 153 companies holding a "non-zero balance" of BTC. Among them, the most prominent are 29 listed companies, which hold a total of 1.082 million BTC, while the remaining listed companies hold 54,331 BTC.
Besides the BTC reserves held by physical businesses, spot ETFs currently hold a total of 1.311 million BTC. The top three holders are BlackRock with 777,000 BTC, Fidelity with 202,000 BTC, and Grayscale with 167,000 BTC. Global governments collectively hold 615,000 BTC, with the US government holding the largest share at 325,000 BTC.
In addition, there are a total of 3.409 million BTC held on the blockchain for 10 years without being moved. Apart from some cold wallets of established trading platforms and old OGs who truly believe in BTC, many of them should be attributed to "lost private keys or addresses whose owners are hard to find". Among them are more than 1 million BTC belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto.
Based on this statistic, all long-term holders own a total of 14.35 million BTC, accounting for approximately 68.3% of the total BTC supply.