Quote from: poptok1 on October 29, 2019, 10:17:53 AM

It won't reflect any reality, because you ask people directly interested with collecting crypto.

Quote from: Red-Apple on October 29, 2019, 10:38:08 AM

there are two big problems here. the first one is that you are asking people on a bitcoin forum. so you will get a better percentages b

Quote from: franky1 on October 29, 2019, 01:07:43 PM

first of all you are asking in a crypto group. thus always going to get a result of every respondant saying they have coin

Exactly! I've already said (with some typing mistakes) that "I'm seriously curious about those numbers and if the mentioned percentage is reached even when centered around a bitcoin community".

If the percentages we get in the most biased selection group are not even close, and from the responses, they aren't, then it's clear proof those that bs surveys. I imagine this just like a survey on dark beer that claims 20% of the population is drinking dark beer, If you go and do the survey in pubs and there you won't reach 10 %, then it's pretty obvious they put an extra zero on it.

Quote from: LoyceV on October 29, 2019, 01:12:58 PM

That's one hell of a potential userbase!

Exactly my point, even now 10 years from the start we're at very low usage and ownership levels, the actual potential growth is still huge and if you look at those numbers 100k/BTC might not be ridiculous at all.

As for the richlist, there is a flaw, unfortunately people are forgetting the whole not your keys not your bitcoin saying and are storying coins on exchanges or web wallets, and those funds are all in one address.