A holder ledger reading · Ethereum · Aug 3, 2026

Anyone can hype a coin. The ledger shows who actually holds it.

Ten coins with famously loud communities, read straight from the public Ethereum ledger. How many wallets hold each one, and what the average wallet has at stake.

$6,136
in the average SPX6900 wallet
$2,068
in the average Pepe wallet
$174
in the average Dogelon Mars wallet

The stake ladder

Market value divided by holding wallets · Ethereum wallets only · Aug 3, 2026

01Chainlink
900,688 wallets · $6.2B market value · the non meme baseline
$6,845
02SPX6900
49,328 wallets · $302.7M market value
$6,136
03Pepe
571,380 wallets · $1.2B market value
$2,068
04Floki
98,865 wallets · $194.0M market value
$1,962
05Turbo
57,854 wallets · $54.3M market value
$939
06Mog Coin
58,020 wallets · $38.2M market value
$658
07HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu
25,204 wallets · $8.6M market value
$341
08Apu Apustaja
32,635 wallets · $6.5M market value
$200
09Dogelon Mars
163,851 wallets · $28.5M market value
$174
10Wojak
19,058 wallets · $4.3K market value · what a dead one looks like
$0.22

Pepe has about 12 times the wallets. The average SPX6900 wallet holds about 3 times as much. Breadth and depth are different things, and only the ledger tells them apart.

Holding is not always conviction.

$0.22

19,058 wallets still hold Wojak. The whole coin is worth about $4.3K, so the average wallet holds $0.22. Nobody is holding on. There is just nothing left to sell.

It has happened at every size. Terra's LUNA had one of the loudest communities in crypto in April 2022. In May it lost more than 99.9% of its value in a week. A big average stake measures what holders are doing today. It has never protected anyone from tomorrow.

How this is read, and where it falls short

Ethereum wallets only. Several of these coins also trade on other chains, SPX6900 on Base and Solana among them, and wallets there are not in these numbers. Coins held on an exchange sit in the exchange's own wallets and do not appear as holders at all, which undercounts every coin here. One person can hold many wallets, so wallet counts are wallets, not people. The average is the mean, and a handful of very large wallets pulls it up.

Snapshot read Aug 3, 2026 from the public Ethereum ledger via Ethplorer. The date shown is the date the ledger was read. Coins were chosen for having well known communities across sizes, plus Chainlink as a non meme baseline and one coin that already died. Nobody pays to be on this page, and nobody can.

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Mechanical reading of public ledger data, shown for informational purposes only. Not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. CryptoArrow is not an investment adviser or broker-dealer.
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