Bitcoin (BTC) Wallets Cross 48 Million for the First Time

The number of Bitcoin wallet addresses reached a new all-time high of 48.24 million, signaling increasing global adoption and reflecting the growing popularity of Bitcoin as a decentralized digital asset.

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