Holding addresses
snapshot6,922
Across 10,000 circulating inscriptions

10,000 inscriptions·Collection verified in curated registry
Indexed at Bitcoin block 959,627
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Holding addresses
snapshot6,922
Across 10,000 circulating inscriptions
Single holders
snapshot88.37%
6,117 addresses hold one piece
Average holding
snapshot1.44
Median holding: 1
Largest holder
snapshot1.08%
108 inscriptions held
Single-holder supply
snapshot61.17%
6,117 inscriptions held by one-piece addresses
Circulating supply
snapshot10,000
0 unavailable
Ownership · Advanced snapshot
Distribution metrics designed to reveal how evenly the circulating supply is held across Bitcoin addresses.
Ownership evenness
snapshot20.3%
1,404 effective holders across 6,922 addresses
Effective holders
snapshot1,404
Concentration-adjusted holder count
Gini coefficient
snapshot0.293
0 means equal · 1 means highly concentrated
Top 1% supply
snapshot15.27%
70 largest addresses
Top 5% supply
snapshot28.57%
347 largest addresses
Top 10% supply
snapshot36.59%
693 largest addresses
Whale-tier supply
snapshot15.77%
75 addresses each hold at least 0.1% of supply
Multi-holder supply
snapshot38.83%
Supply held by addresses owning two or more pieces
Largest holder multiple
snapshot75.0×
Largest balance relative to average holding
Nine advanced ownership metrics calculated from the current address distribution.
Effective holders divided by observed holding addresses. A value of 100% means that every holding address owns exactly the same number of inscriptions.
The number of equally weighted holders that would produce the same concentration as the observed distribution. It is calculated as the inverse of the Herfindahl–Hirschman Index.
Measures inequality across holding addresses. A value of 0 represents equal holdings, while a value approaching 1 represents extreme concentration.
Share of circulating supply held by the largest 1% of observed holding addresses.
Share of circulating supply held by the largest 5% of observed holding addresses.
Share of circulating supply held by the largest 10% of observed holding addresses.
Combined share of supply held by addresses that each control at least 0.1% of the circulating collection.
Share of circulating supply held by addresses owning two or more inscriptions from the collection.
Largest address balance divided by the average holding. A value of 10× means that the largest address holds ten times the collection-wide average balance.
Top 1%, Top 5% and Top 10% are nested groups and should not be added together.
Bitcoin addresses are not the same as individual collectors. One person may control several addresses, while one address may represent a marketplace, custodian, shared wallet or organization.
Address share compared with the share of inscriptions controlled
Cumulative holders versus cumulative supply
The curve compares the cumulative share of holding addresses with the cumulative share of supply. The further it sits below the equality line, the more concentrated ownership is.
Holder-balance percentiles and supply-based wallet categories
P90 is the minimum balance held by approximately the top 10% of addresses, P95 by the top 5%, and P99 by the top 1%.
Supply held by the largest fixed number of addresses
Top 10 addresses
551 inscriptionsTop 25 addresses
907 inscriptionsTop 100 addresses
1,792 inscriptionsWhale tiers group addresses according to the percentage of circulating supply they control. They describe address size only and do not identify the person or organization behind an address.
Evolution · Daily snapshots
Large figures show metric variations over the selected period. Smaller values show baseline → current.
Lines connect recorded daily observations only. Missing dates are not interpolated or estimated.
Ownership values come from an on-chain snapshot generated with a local ord index and published to Supabase. An address does not necessarily represent one individual owner. No investment conclusion should be drawn from these metrics.