SLG.GAMES Rich List - View the Top 100 Richest SLG.GAMES Addresses

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# Address Quantity Percentage
1 0x44bF96BD...B588E5cEF 164500000
2 0x1C03bF27...379aEf8cE 162500014
3 0x023cb02e...681cBCbB4 150000005
4 0x349f6bA2...D37199d25 87499986
5 0x9FFAd108...C84332F9B 70500000
6 0xBd1A3257...eAbe270d2 62364993
7 0x8e929856...3bA273eef 49999995
8 Bitget 5 43485005.6395731
9 0x14989e8A...2e7651267 40500000
10 0x52eecFEA...aEfC84DDa 34687500
11 Bybit: Hot Wallet 31979518.170603655
12 0x8aE2e09D...15DF04958 30135007
13 0xB6C8a17E...8bD473caC 13807500
14 0x56923B9F...CB8750ABC 9998800
15 0x27A52E67...c2A6E5339 7950290
16 Gate.io 5179950.289087589
17 0x69a6A6EC...cd4b8dd2A 3499100
18 0xa0E5DC19...a44099873 3400000
19 MEXC: Mexc.com 2756165.69933717
20 0xF370275A...C175B3AA3 2699834.58314
21 0x5A9F6ad7...d74859c51 2343750
22 0x26C726fe...a7e8f4505 1999102.04
23 0xD40F323B...2f6f241Da 1326228.65233
24 0x8A576227...8E8E05A0a 1156250
25 OrangeX 1019901.35309
26 0x17698A25...8b62542e1 986250
27 0xAb546C11...617dBe990 949834.58314
28 0x3975f0DF...3aE3A5Ce5 770834
29 0x57b2A0d1...4D57a305d 599634.58314
30 0x183cbDF5...4F17039bC 562500
31 0x5ecD8Fd4...4d5d5888d 375000
32 0xa80d555c...33AC30396 335765.153189
33 0xD2603186...C020142D9 243834.58314
34 0x651d669e...3b8123A72 215832
35 0x7Ae86580...0a100a912 181938.02
36 0xDf849B3B...4842155B8 169584
37 0xe794aBF6...A1252c97c 157500
38 0x128dda96...35BE40532 149985
39 0x9d985CaC...C9F0951cf 143000
40 0x2297b9f9...943F79BaF 114330.38993
41 0xDd47BC95...e51725d96 107000
42 0x2be5c2a5...BB68De75D 85000
43 0x42a45167...BCE584df2 75501.48264
44 0x653Dd3a3...19aBCd014 75000
45 0x477f5f07...eC285bd5b 74300
46 0xdB311B08...Fc98929f8 63300
47 0x010B42c5...D8544Cc70 60683.5803
48 0x2aa4cd2D...dcA8d2a40 58300
49 0x2e8F8fdA...604eBcE2E 52936.9
50 0xb22bAF65...4138c162D 47912.96847
51 0x73512595...5C5B3f043 44017.7379
52 0x93905e0a...339359b99 38300
53 0x7043fa69...ecb5A1DE0 36552.61
54 0x13DA3582...0428236DE 30300
55 0x9b1E2033...2c1964493 28940.88039
56 0x7ed6ffAB...d05cF8D2e 28359
57 0xce980Ad7...036Aa6Ca9 28268.26
58 0x2c219959...5ec3de25b 26149.75
59 0x47641400...47336424f 25505.63261
60 0x6e687b2f...aB0AeF2ee 24300
61 0x0Be042D3...46fe37eC7 22300
62 0x6799B63F...538140E03 20246.84
63 0x9bF50c74...F62735bD6 17170.84
64 0x90e5bDd3...7965d480c 16300
65 0x48bb4B3a...d973FDF3A 14839.572064
66 0x348002D8...1a409F48c 13809.3
67 0x903C7660...150d66782 11710.98
68 0x590072f2...C9a176d4c 11000
69 0x4EBFF820...8A3C43F0e 10300
70 0x34DB7e44...0dEBeA693 10100
71 0x7B24348e...E3d72bA11 10000
72 0x569CACE5...cE73DA006 9468.59443
73 0xc1970010...918012a98 8829.67737
74 0xE94B3dc1...33Ae8293B 8591.87673
75 0x857c0428...2849A7528 8300
76 0xfb961d3e...7d9cD21C4 8300
77 0xBF9785Fd...5deb5d988 8225.31
78 0x77107ebd...c1D33C606 7993.38623
79 0x8EEc54Ba...0E21e5583 7579.91
80 0xD49e0aC2...cAc73C356 7566.75537
81 0x21BEa2E9...f32FB5F50 7552.12713
82 0x0fbeDe6c...eac0D0C80 7349.20058
83 0x3C681336...eac39e83E 6744.3128
84 0xBf567712...0594F16Ac 6668.09
85 0x6b966dC6...1FB59a381 6581.63119
86 0x4D9639aE...aD44A4A9C 6398.03746
87 0x5A436D07...6e15929f4 5798.36
88 0xB5D4fC91...4E902a69E 5783.77
89 0x54F8FAC6...E9C5D0E89 5422.87428
90 0xeDF21c92...D2673fAD2 4800
91 0xd0Be1fdE...305529bE0 4348.00755
92 0xC7A2324d...f3060B875 3552.28042734
93 0x140d0649...0Bd38b565 3509.21443
94 0xf3252a81...585357eae 3479.12
95 0xA7a65386...b3a7E7D6f 2816.56548
96 0x735EAf9e...ddEc00427 2800
97 0xD2050126...F1cd43c2c 2800
98 0xC9eE5497...B1521F5dD 2800
99 0x50D2860E...46Ea7B2dC 2747.130387244271
100 0x7fBE47ab...0b00071bb 2700

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HTML defines a long list of available inline tags, a complete list of which can be found on the Mozilla Developer Network.

  • To bold text, use <strong>.
  • To italicize text, use <em>.
  • Abbreviations, like HTML should use <abbr>, with an optional title attribute for the full phrase.
  • Citations, like — Mark Otto, should use <cite>.
  • Deleted text should use <del> and inserted text should use <ins>.
  • Superscript text uses <sup> and subscript text uses <sub>.

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