Indirizzi con 1-10 BTC

Address-cohort charts count on-chain addresses whose balance falls in a given range — here, 1-10 BTC. Three methodological ground rules before any interpretation (stated in full once, on this page, for all four cohort pages on this site). Addresses are not people: one person can spread holdings across hundreds of addresses, and a single exchange hot wallet fronts millions of users. Ranges are snapshot balances: addresses migrate between bands as they buy and sell, so a falling count may just mean balances grew past the upper bound and 'promoted' out. And exchange/custodian wallets land in whatever band their on-chain balance dictates — larger bands especially are polluted by custody. These biases cannot be removed, only kept in mind.

1-10 BTC — roughly tens of thousands to several hundred thousand dollars at current prices — is the civilian core of whole-coin holders: early individual adopters, multi-year DCA accumulators, a few small corporate treasuries. Its population (about 730-870K addresses within this site's window) is large enough that no single entity can bend the curve, making this band's trend the closest thing to a genuine signal of seasoned-retail crowd behavior — statistically the soundest of the four cohorts.

This layer has a stable reputation in on-chain analysis: extremely slow turnover, and a tendency to grow through drawdowns. The window's shape confirms it: the cohort's count climbed steadily through the 2022 deep bear and touched its window high in early 2024 — accumulation appetite visibly stronger at low prices than high. As price moved into its upper range thereafter, the count eased back moderately, consistent with some veterans trimming in tranches or promoting to the next band. Overlaid with price, the countercyclical accumulation signature is easy to spot.

Two points. The signal lives in the trend, not the absolute count — raw numbers are shaped by wallet-management habits (UTXO consolidation, privacy splitting); direction and slope carry the crowd's intent. And read adjacent bands together: this band falling while 10-100 BTC rises is more likely promotion than exit; all four bands falling together is the strong signal of a contracting holder structure. This site also has a cumulative >1 BTC page (summing the cohorts) as a cross-check.

The 1-10 BTC band typically maps to seasoned individual investors — early adopters and consistent DCA buyers. Historically this cohort turns over very slowly, making it one of the most stable supply layers.

Alongside on-chain distribution, track derivatives positioning via open interest and long/short ratios.