<p>There is a site for that: <a href="http://blockchain.info/" rel="nofollow">http://blockchain.info/</a>
Here you will find every balance for every address.</p>

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2013-04-04T20:29:01.403Z
2013-04-04T20:29:01.403Z
alamar
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  <p>From the above, it seems that the balance of every Bitcoin address can theoretically be inferred from the public logs.</p>
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<p>In fact, this is precisely how the balances of addresses are calculated. Bitcoins pop into existence when a block is mined and all transfer of those coins are recorded. This is how we keep track of which address "owns" what.</p>

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2013-04-05T18:11:48.873Z
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Taylor Gerring
<p>As I understand, when Bitcoins are created the beneficiary's Bitcoin address is made public. Likewise, when Bitcoins are transfered, both the source and destination Bitcoin addresses are made public.</p>

<p>From the above, it seems that the balance of every Bitcoin address can theoretically be inferred from the public logs. Is this true? Moreover, are there lists of all Bitcoin addresses with a non-zero balance, together with the associated balances?</p>

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2013-04-04T20:43:58.407Z
This is indeed true. Keep in mind it's not necessarily meaningful, since people almost always possess and use more than one address, due to the structure of a typical bitcoin transaction.
Rooke
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2013-04-04T23:13:16.243Z
possible duplicate of [How many Bitcoin addresses are/have been carrying a balance?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/2828/how-many-bitcoin-addresses-are-have-been-carrying-a-balance)
Stephen Gornick
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Compute the balance of every address
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# Compute the balance of every address

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-04-04)

As I understand, when Bitcoins are created the beneficiary's Bitcoin address is made public. Likewise, when Bitcoins are transfered, both the source and destination Bitcoin addresses are made public.

From the above, it seems that the balance of every Bitcoin address can theoretically be inferred from the public logs. Is this true? Moreover, are there lists of all Bitcoin addresses with a non-zero balance, together with the associated balances?

**Tags:** address, balance

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: This is indeed true. Keep in mind it's not necessarily meaningful, since people almost always possess and use more than one address, due to the structure of a typical bitcoin transaction.  
> **username_2**: possible duplicate of [How many Bitcoin addresses are/have been carrying a balance?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/2828/how-many-bitcoin-addresses-are-have-been-carrying-a-balance)  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2013-04-04. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

There is a site for that: <http://blockchain.info/>
Here you will find every balance for every address.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2013-04-05. Score: 1

> From the above, it seems that the balance of every Bitcoin address can theoretically be inferred from the public logs.

In fact, this is precisely how the balances of addresses are calculated. Bitcoins pop into existence when a block is mined and all transfer of those coins are recorded. This is how we keep track of which address "owns" what.


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