Satoshi Nakamoto (Country: Unknown)
1,100,000 BTC (1.1M BTC)
The pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, remains the largest holder of Bitcoin. With an estimated 1.1 million $BTC , Satoshi's fortune has never been moved from its original addresses since the early days of Bitcoin, sparking ongoing speculation about their identity and intentions.
Binance (Origin Country: China, Current: Japan)
550,133 BTC
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, was based in China (now in Japan). Its vast holdings of over 550,000 BTC highlight the influence of the exchange in the global crypto market. Binance plays a central role in facilitating Bitcoin transactions and custodial services for millions of users worldwide.
BlackRock (Country: USA)
305,614 BTC
BlackRock, an American multinational investment management corporation, holds over 300,000 BTC. As the largest asset manager in the world, BlackRock's entry into Bitcoin ownership reflects the growing institutional adoption of cryptocurrency within traditional financial markets.
Coinbase (Country: USA)
294,000 BTC
Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange in the United States, holds nearly 300,000 BTC. These holdings represent the assets of millions of users stored securely on the platform. Coinbase's prominent position in the Bitcoin ecosystem underscores its role as a gateway for new investors and institutions.
Grayscale (Country: USA)
263,801 BTC
Grayscale, a U.S.-based digital currency investment firm, holds more than 260,000 BTC. It operates one of the largest Bitcoin investment trusts (GBTC), providing institutional and accredited investors with indirect exposure to Bitcoin without needing to directly buy and hold the asset.
MicroStrategy (Country: USA)
226,500 BTC
MicroStrategy, an American business intelligence company led by Michael Saylor, has made headlines for its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy. With over 226,000 BTC, the company has adopted Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset, betting on its long-term value appreciation.
U.S. Government (Country: USA)
213,246 BTC
The U.S. Government has amassed a substantial Bitcoin reserve of over 213,000 BTC, primarily through seizures related to criminal investigations, such as Silk Road and other darknet market takedowns. The government typically auctions off seized assets, though it has retained a notable portion.
Chinese Government (Country: China)
190,000 BTC
The Chinese Government holds approximately 190,000 BTC, primarily seized from illicit activities or shut-down crypto operations within its jurisdiction. Despite China's official ban on Bitcoin trading, the government's holdings make it a significant force in the global Bitcoin landscape.
Fidelity Investments (Country: USA)
181,221 BTC
Fidelity, one of the largest financial services corporations based in the U.S., is a pioneer in bringing cryptocurrencies into mainstream financial markets. With over 181,000 BTC in its custody, Fidelity has been instrumental in driving institutional interest in Bitcoin.
Block.one (Country: USA)
164,000 BTC
Block.one , the company behind the EOS.IO blockchain, holds 164,000 BTC. Though headquartered in the United States, Block.one has international operations and remains a significant player in the blockchain development space. Its large Bitcoin reserves are part of its strategy for long-term stability and growth
