Rich list

The top 100

One address isn't one person: an exchange keeps thousands of people's coins in a few addresses, and one person can have many addresses. Labels show only what we know for sure.

💤 Sleeping giants

The biggest balances that haven't moved for at least two years: no coins spent from them and no real payment in (gifts of dust don't count). Some are lost keys, some are patient holders. Nobody knows which until they wake up.

1. Loading…

⏰ Wake-ups

Every time 1 GRLC or more of coins at least a year old move, we note it here. 1,000 GRLC or more asleep two years or more is a giant waking up. Wake-ups of 10 GRLC or more also show up live on the chain radio, TV mode and the home page.

1. Loading…

Biggest wake-ups this past year

How coins are spread

Coins by how long they've slept

How we count

• Our node reads every block once it's 6 blocks deep and keeps its own list of every unspent coin. Nothing comes from an explorer.
• A balance is every unspent coin paid to an address. Old pay-to-public-key coins (early mining rewards) count under their usual G… address, the way explorers show them.
• Last moved is the last time coins were spent from the address. Asleep since is the later of that and the last payment of 1 GRLC or more into it.
• A wake-up is a transaction that spends coins at least a year old. Many old coins from one address in one transaction count as one wake-up, aged by its oldest coin.
• Worth uses the latest price from the market page, in your currency.
• The list is rebuilt every hour, wake-ups every minute. The data is in rich.json and wakeups.json.

These numbers are behind: the list normally updates every hour. It will catch up by itself.