According to BitInfoCharts data, as of November 12th, the number of Bitcoin millionaires was 88,628, an increase of 215% compared to January 5th (28,084). Specifically, the number of addresses holding at least $1 million in Bitcoin was 81,962, while the number of addresses holding at least $10 million in Bitcoin was 6,666.
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The number of Bitcoin millionaires exceeds 88,000, an increase of 215% from the beginning of the year
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