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Crypto Rich Lists

The 250 largest coins by market cap, largest first. Search or pick one to see who holds it: how concentrated it is, who the largest accounts are, and what the data does not show.

Holder data refreshed daily, last Oct 22, 2026, 17:47 UTC · market data: Powered by CoinGecko

  • 6 on their own chain
  • 116 as token contracts
  • 72 not available yet, each with its reason
  • 56 pegged, left out

Holder data for 122 of the 250 largest coins · top 50: 17 of 50 · plus 42 house coins beyond the 250

50 coins · sorted by market cap

  1. BitcoinBTC · House paper position#1$1.64TNot yetNeeds a paid explorer API
  2. EthereumETH · House paper position#2$292BHolder dataEthereum (own chain)top 10: 8%
  3. TetherUSDT#3$183BLeft outPegged asset
  4. BNBBNB#4$96.5BNot yetNeeds an API key
  5. XRPXRP · Scout call#5$82.9BNot yetLicence: non-commercial only
  6. USDCUSDC#6$72.1BLeft outPegged asset
  7. SolanaSOL#7$61.4BNot yetPublic RPC rate-limited
  8. TRONTRX · Scout call#8$31.2BNot yetNeeds an API key
  9. Figure HelocFIGR_HELOC#9$26.2BLeft outPegged asset
  10. ZcashZEC#10$20.7BNot yetPartly private by design
  11. HyperliquidHYPE#11$17.3BNot yetNo holder list for its network
  12. DogecoinDOGE#12$12.4BNot yetNeeds a paid explorer API
  13. MoneroXMR#13$11.5BNot yetBalances are private by design
  14. USDSUSDS#14$9.9BLeft outPegged asset
  15. WhiteBIT CoinWBT#15$9.4BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 97%
  16. ChainlinkLINK#16$9.2BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 31%
  17. LEO TokenLEO#17$8.3BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 100%
  18. CardanoADA · Scout call#18$8.0BNot yetNo source connected yet
  19. NEAR ProtocolNEAR · Long-term hold, Scout call#19$6.5BNot yetNo source connected yet
  20. StellarXLM · Scout call#20$6.2BHolder dataStellar (own chain)top 10: 72%
  21. RainRAIN#21$6.1BHolder dataArbitrum contracttop 10: 86%
  22. Bitcoin CashBCH#22$5.6BNot yetNeeds a paid explorer API
  23. Ethena USDeUSDE#23$4.6BLeft outPegged asset
  24. LitecoinLTC#24$4.6BNot yetNeeds a paid explorer API
  25. DaiDAI#25$4.5BLeft outPegged asset
  26. UniswapUNI#26$4.4BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 59%
  27. CantonCC#27$4.1BNot yetNo source connected yet
  28. AvalancheAVAX · Scout call#28$4.1BNot yetNo source connected yet
  29. SuiSUI · Scout call#29$4.0BNot yetNo holder list for its network
  30. USD1USD1#30$4.0BLeft outPegged asset
  31. Gram (prev. Toncoin)GRAM · Long-term hold, Scout call#31$3.7BNot yetSource terms bar display
  32. HederaHBAR#32$3.5BHolder dataHedera (own chain)top 10: 23%
  33. Tether GoldXAUT#33$3.2BLeft outPegged asset
  34. Global DollarUSDG#34$3.1BLeft outPegged asset
  35. PayPal USDPYUSD · Scout call#35$3.0BLeft outPegged asset
  36. Shiba InuSHIB · Scout call#36$2.9BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 63%
  37. BittensorTAO#37$2.9BNot yetNo source connected yet
  38. CronosCRO · Scout call#38$2.9BNot yetSource percentages do not add up
  39. BitwayBTW#39$2.8BHolder dataBNB Chain contracttop 10: 96%
  40. QuantQNT#40$2.8BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 29%
  41. EthenaENA · Scout call#41$2.7BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 59%
  42. Ripple USDRLUSD#42$2.4BLeft outPegged asset
  43. Circle USYCUSYC#43$2.4BLeft outPegged asset
  44. Ondo US Dollar YieldUSDY#44$2.4BLeft outPegged asset
  45. OKBOKB#45$2.3BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 65%
  46. AaveAAVE#46$2.3BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 44%
  47. BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity FundBUIDL#47$2.2BLeft outPegged asset
  48. Pump.funPUMP#48$2.1BHolder dataSolana contracttop 10: 60%
  49. WorldcoinWLD#49$2.1BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 66%
  50. OndoONDO · Scout call#50$2.1BHolder dataEthereum contracttop 10: 68%
Who makes this list, and how

Boostio builds it every day from public sources

Which coins

The 250 largest coins by market cap in Boostio's daily coin universe of Oct 23, 2026 (market data from CoinGecko), largest first. Nobody picks or removes coins by hand. Pegged assets (stablecoins, gold tokens, tokenized funds) are listed but left out of the research. A coin beyond the 250 appears only when Boostio's own research follows it (a public Scout call or a house paper position), marked as a house coin.

Where holder data comes from

A coin that runs its own chain: that chain's public explorer or ledger API, where its terms allow showing the data (Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Hedera, Stellar, Internet Computer and Kaspa today). A coin that lives as a token on another network: CoinGecko's onchain data for its main contract. A coin with neither says why, and what would add it. Nothing is estimated.

How fresh

Each list is refreshed once a day; the job runs at 05:47 and 17:47 UTC. Only the latest list is kept, with what changed since the one before, and a list older than 48 hours is not shown. Market caps as of Oct 23, 2026, 02:15 UTC.

What the labels are

Names come from the source: CoinGecko's wallet labels, Blockscout tags, StellarExpert's directory and Hedera's documented network accounts. Boostio sorts them into the classes below. An unlabelled account can be a person, a fund, an exchange or a contract, and Boostio does not guess.

The holder classes

  • Exchange or custodian walletsLabelled cold, hot or custody wallets: usually an exchange or custodian holding coins for many customers.
  • Project, treasury or locked supplyLabelled non-circulating, treasury, timelock, vesting, governance or distribution wallets.
  • Smart contractsLabelled staking, lending, pool, bridge or wrapper contracts: coins deposited there belong to many users.
  • Burned or unspendableThe zero address, a burn address or a wallet labelled as a burn: coins sent there are out of circulation.
  • Other labelled walletsA label that does not say what kind of holder it is, such as a multisig (Safe) wallet, a generic proxy contract or a named wallet.
  • Unlabelled walletsNo public label: a person, a fund, an exchange or a contract. Boostio does not guess.

The sources

  • CoinGecko onchain (GeckoTerminal): Token contracts: the holder count, its 30-day trend and the 20 largest wallets with CoinGecko's labels. www.coingecko.com · Powered by CoinGecko
  • Blockscout (Ethereum): Ethereum: the largest accounts with blockscout tags. Blockscout's public explorer API: no key needed (300 requests a minute). eth.blockscout.com
  • Blockscout (Ethereum Classic): Ethereum Classic: the largest accounts with blockscout tags. Blockscout's public explorer API: no key needed (300 requests a minute). etc.blockscout.com
  • Hedera public mirror node: Hedera: the largest accounts with hedera documentation. Hedera's public mainnet mirror node: no authentication needed (throttled per IP). mainnet-public.mirrornode.hedera.com
  • StellarExpert: Stellar: the largest accounts with stellarexpert directory. StellarExpert Open API: free, no key, MIT licence. stellar.expert
  • ICP Dashboard ledger API: Internet Computer: the largest accounts. The public ledger API behind DFINITY's ICP Dashboard: no key needed. ledger-api.internetcomputer.org
  • Kaspa REST API: Kaspa: the largest accounts. The open-source Kaspa REST API (MIT licence): no key needed. api.kaspa.org
How to read it

A label is a clue, a balance change is not a trade

Labellednot identified

A label is a clue

Sources label known accounts (exchange cold wallets, staking pools, treasuries). Boostio sorts them into classes and shows how much of the largest balances carries a label at all.

Concentratednot controlled

Concentration is not control

An exchange or a staking contract holds coins for many people. A high share at a few addresses tells you where to look, not who decides.

Balance changenot a trade

Coins move for many reasons

A big account growing or shrinking between two daily lists may be an exchange moving coins between its own addresses, a deposit into a contract or a transfer. Boostio never calls it a buy or sell.

No flagnot safe

The checks are not a rating

They look for a few specific signs, such as a mint authority or a large unlabelled account. They point at things to look into; no flag does not mean safe.

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Questions

Crypto Rich Lists, answered

What is a crypto rich list?

The accounts holding the most of a coin, read from its blockchain. Boostio lists the 250 largest coins by market cap and, for each coin with a usable source, shows how concentrated it is, who the 20 largest accounts are (with the labels the source attaches to known accounts, such as exchange cold wallets, staking contracts and project treasuries) and what changed since the day before.

Who makes this list, and how?

Boostio builds it every day from public sources. The coins are CoinGecko's 250 largest by market cap, largest first; nobody picks or removes coins by hand. Holder data comes from the coin's own chain where an open source allows showing it (Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Hedera, Stellar, Internet Computer and Kaspa today) and from CoinGecko's onchain data for coins that live as a token contract. Only the latest list is kept, with the changes since the one before.

Why do XRP or Bitcoin have no holder list?

Every large coin is listed, but a holder list needs a source that publishes the largest accounts and allows showing them. For XRP, the free XRP Ledger rich-list API is licensed for non-commercial use only; for Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin, the ranked-address APIs need a paid key. Each coin's brief says what is missing and what would add it. Boostio shows nothing rather than an estimate, and for Bitcoin and Ether it shows what public companies disclose holding.

Does a big account mean one person owns that much?

Often not. An exchange account holds coins for many customers, a staking or bridge contract holds coins many users deposited, and a project treasury may be locked. An unlabelled account can be anyone. That is why Boostio sorts the largest accounts into classes and shows how much of their balance carries a label at all.

Is a change in a big account a trade?

Not necessarily. Between two daily lists an account's balance can change because coins moved to another address of the same owner, to or from an exchange, or into a contract. Boostio reports balance changes and never calls them buys or sells.

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Research only. Boostio is not an investment adviser and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. Wallet balances, filings and dates come from their sources and can be incomplete or wrong.