At one of Berkshire's world-famous annual shareholder meetings in Omaha in the late 1990s, Munger said, “The first $100,000 is not enough, but it has to be done.”

“I don't care what you do. If you have to walk everywhere and not eat anything that isn't bought with a coupon, find a way to make $100,000,” he noted.

To date, in the Bitcoin economy, there are over 450,000 BTC addresses holding Bitcoins worth $100,000 or more at current cryptocurrency trading prices.

Over 450,000 BTC Addresses Over $100,000

Moving into 2024, the total number of Bitcoin addresses holding $100,000 or more in BTC has crossed the 450,000 mark for the third time.

The first two times this milestone was reached, during the 2020 halving cycle, coincided with strong growth trends in the market, especially in February and October 2021.

Bitcoin distribution is actually quite interesting and reflects a mix of individual and institutional ownership:

  • Individuals: Of the 19.7 million BTC that have been mined, individuals hold about 11.97 million BTC. This shows that a large portion of Bitcoin is in the hands of individual investors rather than institutions or governments.

  • Satoshi Nakamoto: The approximately 1.1 million BTC believed to belong to Bitcoin's mysterious founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, is significant, as these BTC have barely moved and make up a significant portion of the total supply.

  • Governments: With around 565,000 BTC, governments are significant holders. These BTC typically come from confiscations or state actions rather than active investment strategies.

  • Hedge Funds and ETF Issuers: A total of 818,000 BTC held by hedge funds and ETF issuers reflects the growing institutional interest in Bitcoin. This holding contributes to the legitimization and integration of Bitcoin into mainstream financial systems.

According to survey data released by Bankrate in May, about 57% of all cryptocurrency owners are Millennials.

Based on Bitcoin’s August price, there may be as many as 256,500 millennials worldwide who have joined the double-digit club (i.e., owning at least $1 million worth of Bitcoin). Of course, if the asset continues to rise in price on cryptocurrency exchanges, that number is likely to increase.

After saving the first six figures, “we can slow down a little bit,” said Charlie Munger.



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