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My view on bitcoin. 
The writing of this order led me to a constant statement about the capitalization of the bitcoins market. The most interesting thing is that some analysts of the crypto-currencies market say that the capitalization of 320 billion dollars of bitcoin, which was at the end of last year, is not something like real money, in the same amount. As you know the market has now strongly subsided, and all the same "analysts" argue that if the amount previously declared, on the market has visited, then it will necessarily return there. All these "analysts" stubbornly outline the Fibonacci levels, arguing about the future of bitcoin. The calculation is not complicated and any one can produce it. The number of bitcoins is multiplied by the price on the exchange and we get the capitalization. All in order ...
Total bitcoins about 16,949,000 pieces.
The last price is $ 7000 for 1BTC.
Capitalization 16949000 х 7000 = 118643000000
That roughly equals $ 118.6 billion, as you see, capitalization has greatly diminished. You ask, but where is the money. Where the difference is 200 billion, so much has been reduced capitalization since the beginning of the year.
There is no money, because they were not there. Next, I will show you that, according to rough estimates, the figure of money invested in bitcoin is far from being the same as the little-educated analysts are trying to "squander" you.
In total, 21 million bitcoins are planned for release as an unchangeable limit. As we noted above, almost 16,949 million bitcoins have already been "released".
To begin with, statistics on the number of accounts (addresses) of the owners of bitcoins and how the bitcoins were distributed among these accounts.
Total accounts about 33`000`000.
Accounts that own 95.5% of all issued bitcoins 699836, which as a percentage of the total, is only 2.15%. Perhaps someone jagged their assets and distributed them to several accounts, in which case the owners of 95.5% of all bitcoins will be even smaller. You can imagine for yourself.
Further information is taken from open sources, and by and large can not be verified, since no one conducts such statistics, and no owners of investments in bitcoin are public. But for a general idea and plausible conclusions it will fit.
Big owners of bitcoins:
1. **Twin-brothers Cameron Howard Winklewoss and Tyler Howard Winklevoss.** 
The state has about 1.5 million BTC. It is precisely known that they purchased at auction in 2013 at a price of $ 120 per unit of 91666 BTC.
2. **Satoshi Nakamoto** 
For the first year of 2009, about 1.5mln BTC was produced and about 1.0mln units were supposedly controlled by this "person". Their cost is "5 kopecks."
3. **Roger Ver**, calling himself "Bitcoin Jesus".
According to rumors, Ver owns at least 300,000 BTC. The average purchase price was slightly more than $ 3 for 1BTC.
4. **Charles "Charlie" Shrem IV**.
Approximate number of 100,000 BTC. Charlie Schrem is supposed to have started investing just like Roger Ver in 2011. The purchase price is around $ 3 for 1BTC.
5.   ** Michael Novogratz**. 
Approximate number of 42 000 BTC.
Invest in bitcoin Michael Novograt started in 2013year. The price at the end of 2013 for bitcoin was about $ 100 for 1BTC.
6. A group of investors, including **Tim Drape**r, Bitcoin Investment Trust, Cumberland Mining and itBit. Acquired at various auctions confiscated from Ross William and Silk Road about 174,000 BTC. Bitcoins were sold by the US government in 2014-2015 at an average cost of $ 333 per 1BTC.
We will make small calculations: according to our list, it turned out to be 2207666 BTC, which is 13.1% of the total output of bitcoins. The amount paid is $ 74.3 million.
It is worthwhile to note the number of bitcoins received for the main in the first period from 2009 to 2012, when 50 BTC was paid for the unit, and mining could be carried out on a home laptop. A total of 104,99950 BTC were issued. Let's assume that this number includes previously counted 2207666 BTC. In the remainder, we have 8292284 BTC. The cost of which is conditionally "5 cents" because of the ease of extraction, lack of competition and low cost.
Let's convince all skeptics, equate our "5 cents" to $ 1 million and resemble the final amount.
In total in the period from 2009 to 2012 was issued about 10.5 million BTC. Spent money of $ 74.3 million + 2 x  1 million $ (twice "5 cents") = $ 77 million. This is real money that was poured into the bitcoin market. The remainder of bitcoins to date is 16949000 - 10500000 = 6449000 BTC, again, at the request of skeptics, we estimate at $ 500 per 1BTC. We multiply and add two sums to get $ 3300 million.
$ 3.3 billion such may be approximately the full real capitalization of all the bitcoins on the market. No, not 200 and not 300, but only 3,3 billion. I think that real money is even smaller. But still calculate the real value paid for 1 BTC. It will be, all at only $ 200 for BTC.
Remember this figure, maybe we'll see it soon.
$ 200 = 1BTC

The conclusion is that 2% of people own 95% of all released bitcoins. The real cost price of bitcoin $200. Capitalization of $ 3.3 billion.
This method of calculation is applicable to other coins.