I think it's considerably less than 4% if we only take into account bitcoin ownership through personal keys. Not through a bitcoin ETF or any other vehicle for exposure to bitcoin. I've looked at the tweet, but it doesn't clarify anything else. I suppose it's a statistic, which, like all statistics, has a margin of error, but this aspect is not clarified.

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I usually have a hard time understanding how this type of data are gotten because there are many people who still store their Bitcoin in centralised exchanges. These Bitcoin will be regarded belonging to the exchange and they will not be added according to the number of people that own them.

I think it's considerably less than 4% if we only take into account bitcoin ownership through personal keys. Not through a bitcoin ETF or any other vehicle for exposure to bitcoin. I've looked at the tweet, but it doesn't clarify anything else. I suppose it's a statistic, which, like all statistics, has a margin of error, but this aspect is not clarified.

I usually have a hard time understanding how this type of data are gotten because there are many people who still store their Bitcoin in centralised exchanges. These Bitcoin will be regarded belonging to the exchange and they will not be added according to the number of people that own them.