Sovereign and government holdings — mostly assets seized in criminal cases, which is what makes these the most contested figures on this whole board.
Updated 2026-09-11 18:19 UTC · BTC $77,214 ·516,650 BTC ($39.9 B) across 7 holders
Bitcoin price refreshed 2026-09-11 18:19 UTC ($77,214/BTC) — holdings figures are dated individually per row below (a plain date is verified against a real source, "~" is an estimate); this file was last reviewed 2026-09-06.
| # | Holder | BTC held | Value | % of 21M | As of | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesCountries | 200,000 BTC | $15.4 B | 0.952% | ~2026-09-06 | |
| 2 | ChinaCountries | 190,000 BTC | $14.7 B | 0.905% | ~2026-09-06 | |
| 3 | United KingdomCountries | 61,000 BTC | $4.7 B | 0.290% | ~2026-09-06 | |
| 4 | UkraineCountries | 46,000 BTC | $3.6 B | 0.219% | ~2026-09-06 | |
| 5 | BhutanCountries | 13,000 BTC | $1.0 B | 0.062% | ~2026-09-06 | |
| 6 | El SalvadorCountries | 6,200 BTC | $479 M | 0.030% | ~2026-09-06 | |
| 7 | IndiaCountries | 450.00 BTC | $35 M | 0.002% | ~2026-09-06 | |
| Total — 7 holders | 516,650 BTC | $39.9 B | 2.460% |
Every row here is a count of coins, not a stock price: value = BTC held ×
the current BTC/USD price. That is simpler than The Asset Board's market-cap
arithmetic and it is also more honest about what most of these holders actually
are — a country or a DeFi protocol has no shares outstanding to price.
This is a curated top-holders list, not an exhaustive registry. Public companies and mining companies come from their own SEC/regulatory filings; ETF holdings are approximate and move with daily fund flows; private companies, countries, and DeFi protocols have no filings to check at all; and government figures in particular are frequently disputed, partly unconfirmed, and subject to ongoing legal disposal. Every figure is dated and will be refreshed periodically, not continuously — treat the ranking as directionally right, not as an audited count. Nothing here is investment advice.