Which countries mostly own Bitcoin in 2025?

Today, some of the largest national treasures include hundreds of thousands of coins worth billions of dollars.

In this infographic, we visually present the countries that own Bitcoin, since July 31, 2025, reports media.

The data on this visualization comes from Bitcoin Treasures.net, which shows how much Bitcoin has collected in every country.

It should be noted that this list may not be final, since some countries may not publicly report their reserves. The estimates have been made based on a price of $1 118,454 for 1 BTC, the telegraph conveys.

In total, these 10 countries control about 2,506 percent of Bitcoin's total supply (BTC).

US and China mostly own Bitcoin

The US and China are the two countries most owned by Bitcoin, since July 31st 2025.

In America, a large part of this reservation comes from high profile seizures by law enforcement agencies, including the notorious Silk Road network and other markets in <x0dark web”.

According to the Investopedia, the FBI confiscated over 144 thousand BTC from Silk Road in 2013. Its founder, Ross Ulbricht, was sentenced to life imprisonment but was pardoned by American President Donald Trump in January 2025.

China is right behind the U.S., possessing 190 thousand BTC, worth about 22.5 billion dollars. Despite the ban on commercializing cryptova peaces for citizens, China has kept large reserves from mine-related seizures and cases of fraud.

Ukraine and North Korea also maintain considerable reserves of BTC, reportedly linked to cyber activity and property seizures.

Butan also stands out as a surprising player, with over 11,000 BTCs linked to his secret operations of hydropower mining.

Salvador remains the only country that has bought Bitcoi directly as part of its financial strategy, possessing 6,257 BTC, worth over $740 million. /Periscope/