The USD now holds the most BTC with a 27% stake! China/Korea/Japan

>>2643728
>The USD now holds the most BTC with a 27% stake!
source?

>>2643728

USD holds a 19.8% stake in ETH
USD holds a 16.32% stake in LTC

>>2643747

coinmarketcap.com

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#markets
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin/#markets

I think America is going to become super rich.

>>2643768

you can calculate USD and other currencies by looking at the markets to see what they're holding


I'm surprised by how much the EUR and other european countries don't have in crypto. Quite telling that Europe is going to shit...

>>2643768
that only means trading on a day-to-day basis, right? not total hodlings?

>>2643792

True, those who have their money in wallets aren't listed, but if your money is in on exchange it's listed on there.

>>2643817
I think it's just a case of the US panic selling more than any other nation.
Anyone with serious amount of BTC doesn't keep it on exchanges.

>>2643853

When you go to a place like localbitcoins.com you'll find most of the traders are in the USA (60%+).

https://localbitcoins.com/statistics

>>2643879
And? When BTC finds a floor I'm going to be buying back in with the $2k I got from selling at the top but I sure as fuck aren't going to be meeting someone off localbitcoins with 2k in my wallet.
That is not where the volume is, you really think whales ask random people on the net to meet them with millions of dollars?