More than 40 million cryptocurrency wallets have been created, as of mid-2019, according to market data provider Statista. The report from Statista revealed that there were only around 8 million digital asset wallets in 2016.
The latest numbers from Statista’s report are quite staggering when you consider they’re based on the growth of a single crypto wallet provider, Blockchain.com.
The London-based wallet provider offers one of the most widely-used wallet clients which includes support for Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Stellar (XLM), Paxos Standard Token (PAX), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH).
Full articleThe figure looks great, but just count that 40 percent of those wallet are redundant which I know that 1 person may even own more than one wallet, which may be as a result of mistake or loss of a particular wallet they once had, but what I can know is that there are 21 million users of bitcoin and that is what is more of concern to me, which I think it is still very low compared to the number of populations that we have worldwide.
It shows that there are still so many people that are yet to start making use of bitcoin, but if we look at it from the angle of value, bitcoin value has really tried for us to have just 21 million wallets which I would also count as users, and the price has already reached this $9k, and I believe that as adoption rate increases, more wallets will be created.