Bitcoin Realized Price by Wallet Size

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Estimated realized price of each address balance cohort, in US dollars per bitcoin.

Latest Realized Price by Wallet Size snapshot

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1-10 BTC

$50,238.49

10-100 BTC

$28,602.87

100-1K BTC

$67,682.69

1K-10K BTC

$62,572.19

Over 10K BTC

$58,158.03

BTC Price

$73,653.72

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Understanding Realized Price by Wallet Size

The Realized Price by Wallet Size chart divides the realized capitalization of each address balance cohort by the bitcoin that cohort holds. The result is an estimate of the average price at which the coins held by those addresses were created, in US dollars per bitcoin.

How It Works

Addresses are grouped by their current balance, from 1 to 10 BTC up to more than 10,000 BTC. Realized capitalization values each unspent output at the price when it was created, so dividing it by the cohort's supply gives that mean creation price. The chart groups by address balance, not by the entity behind an address, so one holder with several addresses can appear in more than one cohort.

How to Read It

A cohort whose realized price sits well below the current price holds coins that are mostly in profit. A realized price close to the current price suggests the cohort bought recently. Treat the figures as estimates and read them as a comparison between cohorts rather than as an exact cost basis.