Texas
$4.37M
18.3%
Texas
#172
#126
$4.37M
18.3%
Total Treasury Value
57 BTC
Total BTC Holdings
$4.37M
Current Value
0.000%
% of Total Supply
$87,000
Average Cost
$5M
Total Cost
-$629344.16
Unrealized P&L
12.6%
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Texas holds 57 BTC worth $4.37 Million, making it the 126th largest governmental Bitcoin holder with 0.000% of the total supply. Acquired for $5 Million at an average price of $87,000 per BTC, the position is currently 12.6% with $629.34 Thousand in unrealized loss.
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United States
Texas BTC Transaction History
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| Date | BTC Balance | Net Change | Transaction Value (USD) | Average Cost | |
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2025-11-20 | 57 | +57 | $5M | $87,000 |
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