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Close to 60,000 BTC Erased From Bitcoin Treasuries in 9 Months, 4 Entities Hold More Than 100K BTC
During the last two years, a number of public and private companies, exchange-traded products (ETPs), and countries have added bitcoin to their balance sheet. However, during the last nine months of 2022, the number of bitcoin stored in these types of treasuries dropped by 57,481 bitcoin, worth around $1.1 billion using today’s exchange rates.
$1.1 Billion Worth of Bitcoin Has Been Removed From the Treasuries List
On October 17, 2022, 65 companies, ETPs, and countries hold bitcoin (BTC) on their balance sheet. The data stems from the bitcoin treasuries list, which aggregates the current bitcoin holdings in publicly traded and private companies, ETPs, and countries.
At the time of writing and as of September 8, 2022, the bitcoin treasuries list indicates that roughly 65 of the aforementioned types of entities own approximately 1,443,925 BTC 6.876% ranei o te 21 miriona taaputanga o te tuku. Ahakoa he moni nui te toenga, 57,481 BTC worth $1.1 billion has been erased from the bitcoin treasuries list since the start of 2022.
Ko te 1.44 miriona BTC i roto i nga whare taonga i tenei ra, tata ki te $27.76 piriona te utu ma te whakamahi i nga uara o te maakete waahi o naianei. Ko nga raraunga i tiakina ma archive.org e whakaatu ana i te wa i timata ai te 2022, ko nga kamupene hokohoko 65 me nga kamupene motuhake, ETP, me nga whenua kei te pupuri 1,501,406 BTC.
I taua wa, ko te 1.501 miriona BTC he $63.25 piriona te utu ma te whakamahi i nga utu whakawhiti i te Hanuere 2, 2022. Ko te huringa nui rawa atu i nga marama e iwa kua pahure ake nei ko te paatete a Tesla, i kite i te 32,177 BTC i tangohia mai i te putea o te umanga.
He 42,902 a Tesla BTC a i tenei ra, 10,725 te putea o te umanga BTC. Ko te 32,177 BTC e tohu ana i te 55.98% o te 57,481 BTC erased from the bitcoin treasuries list since the start of the year.
4 out of 65 Entities Hold More Than 100,000 Bitcoin
Ahakoa nga umanga penei i a Tesla utaina BTC, kei te rarangi ano e whakaatu ana i etahi kamupene e piki haere ana o ratou putea. Hei tauira, he 124,391 a Microstrategy BTC i te Hanuere 2, 2022, a i tenei ra, kei te pupuri te kamupene 130,000 BTC.
I piki ake te keteroki o Microstrategy e 4.51% mai i te timatanga o te tau. Ko te putea pauna a Tesla, i tetahi atu taha, i kite i te heke o te huri noa 75 orau Tuhinga o mua bitcoin pupuri
The largest treasury holder on the bitcoin treasuries list is the ETP managed by Grayscale Investments. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (OTCMKTS: GBTC) e 643,572 BTC rite ki te bitcoin treasuries list, which equates to $12.37 billion in USD value using today’s exchange rates.
Mai i te 21 miriona tuku, ko te BTC kei te pupurihia e GBTC te 3.065% me te keteroki a GBTC he rite tonu ki te 44.57% o te 1.44 miriona. BTC i roto i nga taonga i tenei ra. Mai i nga hinonga 60 katoa e pupuri ana BTC i runga i o raatau putea, e wha noa nga hinonga e pupuri ana i te 100,000 neke atu BTC.
Ko nga whakahaere e wha e pupuri ana neke atu i te 100K BTC include Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (643K), Microstrategy (130K), Mt Gox (141K), and Block.one (140K). These four entities alone command 1,054,000 BTC o te 1.44 miriona BTC puritia e 65 hinonga.
Ahakoa te whakakore i te 57,481 BTC mai i te Hanuere 2, kua piki te rarangi mai i te 17 o Hurae, 2022 ko te maha o BTC kei te tata ki te 1,325,396 te rahi e pupurihia ana e nga taonga BTC. With 1.44 million held today, roughly 120,000 bitcoins were added to balance sheets since July 17.
Statistics for the current bitcoin treasuries list mentioned in this article are derived from the web portal hokobitcoinao.com, a archive.org inenga i tiakina i te Hanuere 2, 2022, mai i taua paetukutuku.
What do you think about the 57,481 bitcoin that’s been erased from the bitcoin treasuries list? What do you think about the fact that four entities command a majority of the 1.44 million held by 65 entities? Let us know your thoughts about this subject in the comments section below.
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