Data compiled by Arkham shows that Satoshi Nakamoto holds about 1.096 million Bitcoin, valued at roughly $71 billion, making Satoshi the largest Bitcoin-holding entity tracked in the dataset. Coinbase ranks second with about 981,000 BTC. Strategy, BlackRock and Binance follow with holdings of about 844,000 BTC, 732,000 BTC and 675,000 BTC, respectively.
Arkham’s figures also show the U.S. government holding about 325,000 BTC, with most of that amount obtained through asset seizures. On a single-address basis, the two largest Bitcoin wallets are both Binance cold wallets, holding about 249,000 BTC and 181,000 BTC, respectively. The ranking distinguishes between entity-level holdings and balances held in individual wallet addresses.
Arkham data shows that Satoshi Nakamoto holds about 1.096 million BTC, worth roughly $71 billion, making Satoshi the largest Bitcoin-holding entity.
Coinbase ranks second with about 981,000 BTC. Strategy, BlackRock and Binance hold about 844,000 BTC, 732,000 BTC and 675,000 BTC, respectively.
The U.S. government holds about 325,000 BTC, most of it obtained through asset seizures.
By individual wallet address, the two largest Bitcoin wallets are both Binance cold wallets, with about 249,000 BTC and 181,000 BTC, respectively.
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