Indirizzi con 0.1-1 BTC

Counts addresses holding between 0.1 and 1 BTC. Unlike cumulative 'greater than' tiers, a banded count reveals net migration within a specific wealth bracket — whether addresses are moving up, down, or newly appearing.

The distinctive value of banded counts is detecting tier migration. When the 0.1-1 BTC band shrinks while the 1-10 BTC band grows, that cohort is accumulating and moving up — direct evidence of accumulation; the reverse pattern indicates larger holders splitting or reducing. Note that UTXO splitting creates false migration: one holder spreading coins across several addresses simultaneously raises lower-tier counts and lowers higher-tier ones while entity-level holdings are unchanged.

Address metrics track how on-chain balances are distributed. Remember an address is not a person: exchange hot/cold wallets, custodians and change addresses all distort the count, so the direction of the trend matters far more than the absolute number.

The live chart for this metric is still being wired up. Other address-cohort tiers already carry real data — see the links below.