DJT holder distribution

How the 33,918.89 DJT share-equivalents issued on chain are spread across holders. Contracts are named; people are counted.

Updated 20 days ago · DJT overview →

Top 10 control

91.9%

of on-chain supply

Largest single holding

47.8%

of on-chain supply

Total holders

2.7K

addresses with a balance, pools and contracts included

Shares on-chain

33.9K

share-equivalent supply

Who holds the supply

Robinhood on Robinhood Chain

Protocols hold 64.7% of the supply here; wallets hold 35.3%.

64.7% Held by protocols pools, LPs, bridges, issuer vaults · 220 of top 2695
35.3% Held by wallets individual holders · 2475 of top 2695

Share of on-chain supply across all 2.7K addresses holding a balance, reconstructed from this chain's own transfer history 20 days ago and checked against the token's total supply. See how it is collected.

Who holds DJT

Among the 2695 largest holders read on Robinhood Chain, individual wallets hold 35.3% of supply and contracts hold 64.7%. Individual wallets are counted, never listed: this site does not publish what a person holds.

Largest DJT holders - protocols

13 contracts - pools, LPs, bridges and issuer vaults - among the 2695 largest holders, holding 64.7% of supply. These are contracts, not people, which is why they are named.

#	Address	Shares	Share of supply	Value
1	PoolManager	16,197.50	47.75%	$127.57K
2	UniswapV3Pool	2,995.21	8.83%	$23.59K
3	V2FeeEscrow	1,786.18	5.27%	$14.07K
4	0xb6add2de975f5922a5e4903da7c65aec043dc0f5	186.04	0.55%	$1.47K
5	V2LaunchLocker	142.45	0.42%	$1.12K
6	0xca688de75aeca52601e34bb19e899b4a005f3315	113.00	0.33%	$889.93
7	0xb60a1a03db81a026d0619e30af02df5899c07909	106.47	0.31%	$838.52
8	0xe3da094ff815d748e73ea0ae38a835106a64cac9	96.15	0.28%	$757.21
9	0x37d4ce9a30112594c46b2cbc2d02c4a74866872f	74.55	0.22%	$587.13
10	0xc275aedde2d2e7f4ecf6c9d7bac18463e38e38e6	72.35	0.21%	$569.81
11	0x00000000cf1cd5867be5d90b99a6ebd683bc031c	29.25	0.09%	$230.32
12	RevShareLocker	19.46	0.06%	$153.24
13	RehypeDopplerHookInitializer	17.83	0.05%	$140.40

Protocols are shown apart because a liquidity pool or an issuer vault is not an individual holder. A concentrated set of protocols usually reflects where liquidity is parked, not a handful of individual holders.