Leaderboard
Overview
The Leaderboard ranks a token's holders — "top $UNITCOIN holders ranked by amount held."
It answers a question no other screen does: who actually owns this token, and how concentrated is it?
What You Can See
The four figures
- Total Holders
- How many addresses hold any of it. Breadth of ownership.
- Top 10 Holders
- How much the ten largest hold between them.
- Top 10 %
- The figure that matters most. Ten holders at 30% of supply is a distributed token; ten holders at 100% is a token owned by ten people.
- Total Value Locked
- What the whole holding is worth.
Filters
All Time, 30D, 7D and 24H, with views for Tokens and Users.
The table
Rank, Holder (name and address), Amount, Value (USD) and % of Supply. Reading down the percentage column is the quickest way to see where ownership sits.
Before You Begin
- Nothing. Leaderboards are public and read-only.
How to Use This Screen
Judge how concentrated a token is
- Open the token from Explore and select Leaderboard.
- Read Top 10 % first. It tells you most of what you need.
- Read Total Holders — a high concentration among few holders reads differently from the same concentration among thousands.
- Read down % of Supply to see how quickly it falls away.
See how holding has changed
- Switch between 24H, 7D, 30D and All Time.
- Compare the top holders across periods.
Tips
- Top 10 % is the headline. One number that describes the ownership of a token.
- Read it alongside the treasury. Reserves tell you what backs a token; the leaderboard tells you who holds it.
- Check it before buying into a token you do not know.
- A single holder near 100% means the market price reflects very little actual trading.
Related Screens
- Token Facts · Token Bank · Liquidity
- Treasury Overview — what backs the token
- Network Leaderboard — a different ranking entirely
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this the same as the Network leaderboard?
- No. This ranks holders of one token. Network ranks people across the platform.
- Why does Top 10 % matter?
- It is the shortest description of whether a token is widely held or concentrated in a few hands.
- Are holders identified?
- The table lists holder names and addresses. They are shown blurred in this guide.
- Can I see this for any token?
- Yes — it is public.
Troubleshooting
- Top 10 % reads 100%
- Not an error — it means ten addresses hold effectively all of the supply.
- The figures differ from Token Facts
- They measure different things. Check the Data section on Token Facts for how current the numbers are.
- The list looks short
- Only holders with a balance appear.