STASIS EURO Rich List - View the Top 100 Richest STASIS EURO Addresses

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# Address Quantity Percentage
1 Stasis: EURS Treasury 88463654.68
2 0x6F3F6852...9F695aF13 17388120.67
3 0xa2507C92...7b3EefC80 4000000
4 0x98a7F18d...d5bD3eB8B 3282683.44
5 Polygon (Matic): ERC20 Bridge 2240289.48
6 0x8dd82d08...a7BD57b7a 1000100
7 0x3c55f08A...0e222A49A 1000100
8 Curve.fi: sEUR/EURS Pool 900348.51
9 0x04279331...39430c900 835009.77
10 0x8F037792...C6931CFBd 515086.04
11 0xb9446c4E...73DE3d571 335223.1
12 0xD9940013...9250f656f 221403.26
13 0x98eD26dE...0F2C76f6d 203457.83
14 Balancer: Vault 202089.67
15 0xE15f595e...b0A4B515D 200000.94
16 0x2A02E533...d1A66046d 193104.35
17 0xF603A67f...C58C07ba8 184579.82
18 0xFB218678...05034C4D2 147703.16
19 0x53cc27Ad...6f7d1e85a 129271.52
20 0xBFCd86e3...32723d6aD 112296.6
21 0x3895941f...b2e9b0c7A 107814.8
22 0x0087F841...Ee8c22e4e 104754.79
23 0xCFB87039...21835eCDb 103498.01
24 0x97C6be8E...26d3e6622 100210
25 0x4C135C94...E00B45105 100000
26 0x00EEFb6C...a1BBdAD2F 96063.68
27 0x4807C267...b454b50e5 74611.15
28 0xA76cBDEc...BEBf39Aa9 62875.98
29 0x974026E0...9702Ac35C 59430.86
30 0x21Ae94B7...583117528 57324.39
31 0xC74e8B55...a0EB82131 57290.16
32 0xD30b438D...59bFF4ad9 54503.28
33 0x6cf2656C...37bEC7725 53995.18
34 Bitfinex: Hot Wallet 48353.67
35 0x99870DE8...d039AF1e2 45857.64
36 Votium: Multi Merkle Stash 44991.68
37 CEX.IO 40000
38 0xAA937511...5eC462803 39605.96
39 0x25788021...E22DAB07f 34785.88
40 0x763A624f...1FdA2ea27 31846.17
41 0x2A915De0...5A7E7E881 31677.91
42 0x4883BC62...F29f1CD30 30978.58
43 0x108c41F5...13559441c 30700.62
44 0x91daC367...06672823e 30700
45 0x382b2A67...5670AB639 30086.59
46 0x85f9cd5C...2116293Bf 28732.96
47 0x391A8672...C2fD3A459 28178.29
48 0x66c9fA04...Fed212eac 28170.16
49 0xb7C47776...745a66cD4 28139
50 0xCbD14C1a...aa405b4eC 26983.61
51 0x0fACb6e7...Dff082501 25999.6
52 0x9694158f...C8671D895 24788.41
53 0xA22DB733...5f55Dd34E 24000.5
54 0xB2c5AaaD...03A9CB9Bf 24000
55 0xB444C848...31Bd06333 21079.89
56 0x8C489EfD...41Dd4CDE3 20000
57 0xb6767A89...64d5d544b 19888.94
58 0xbD79Bf80...0C58E73cc 19205.75
59 0x67520eA6...c20B1c38B 18277.99
60 0x249dda6b...01c1151f3 16631.23
61 0x6c6c57bA...E93C7705A 16532
62 maracuya.eth 14775.5
63 0x8DF32695...a7A555E43 14453.53
64 0x6457854D...43f75c0f1 14000
65 0x8e3D9780...500d7C511 13203.19
66 0xeE9A6EfD...E2C238990 13008.74
67 0x7F29Ad7E...054282cA6 12423.06
68 0xF04C2B26...80Be17bDE 12104.36
69 0xc4DcC74a...641C984aE 10961.36
70 0x059e184B...1f71b21e1 10699.59
71 0xd9Da13DE...0511B72Cf 10518.9
72 0xAC7FD5CD...8F666c49F 10392.59
73 0x67a66dE5...421D399d3 10389.59
74 0x884197E5...759745DED 10061.57
75 0x6f4c0e48...f58A40043 10000.31
76 0x4bF56F27...95E0Df2D1 10000
77 0xE1e143d8...b60E58578 9775.94
78 0x935f64B4...ace4205b5 9721.99
79 0x4CC9385d...E01F4927A 9551.52
80 0x70d302ae...8100A617B 9341.61
81 0x208444dE...64420A9a4 9178.74
82 0x4F172960...78Af944e3 8720
83 Arbitrum One: L1 ERC20 Gateway 8705.47
84 0x9ba84B27...589918d6C 8550
85 0xB84844be...083bf1c7b 8002.45
86 kgped16pledge.immunefi.eth 8000
87 0xA8F4811d...6E6A4fc94 7781.5
88 0x12b688F3...C5B2C82c5 7778.31
89 0xe4831bF3...d08021293 7593.31
90 0xmetaclass.eth 7398.97
91 0x42E36550...288c3f28D 6905.44
92 0x82786fEB...95Cf0821F 6607.25
93 0x5C94f276...dfC1Fc437 6349.76
94 0x5A4cdfB3...6D045697A 6288.36
95 0x7040ab1f...28EF6A481 5894.28
96 0xCC544d28...8D75d2132 5652.35
97 0x0d8b1562...570D5c690 5487.21
98 0xB4CA8701...20aF84a5D 5368.41
99 0x36e7572d...67EFc1197 5330
100 0x11aAF276...9F635a693 5102.68

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