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Ten public wallets and one we took apart ourselves — ranked by what they made in six months.

Why we rank by return

Ten public wallets and one we took apart ourselves — ranked by what they made in six months, not by how much they hold. A wallet with a billion in it tells you nothing if you have a hundred.

Numbers refresh every 30 minutes · last read Sep 18 2026

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  • Vitalik Buterin

    Ethereum's co-founder — the most-watched address in crypto.

    Ethereum · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • Justin Sun

    TRON's founder, and one of the largest individual holders on-chain.

    Ethereum · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • Ansem

    Zion Thomas — the best-known Solana meme trader.

    Solana · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • Beeple

    The artist behind the $69M NFT sale, in the wallet that received it.

    Ethereum · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • Hayden Adams

    Built Uniswap. A reminder that founders are not always whales.

    Ethereum · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • Brian Armstrong

    Coinbase's CEO — interesting for what the wallet does not hold.

    Ethereum · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • The billion-dollar desk

    A ten-figure account: big money, small percentages.

    Hyperliquid · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • The four-coin book

    BTC, ETH, SOL and ATOM held at once — a portfolio, not one bet.

    Hyperliquid · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • The four-way long

    Four majors held together, through every drawdown.

    Hyperliquid · Coming soon · not tracked yet
  • Case 002

    The next wallet we take apart ourselves, start to finish.

    Our case study · Coming soon · not tracked yet

21 of 21 wallets

How these numbers are made

How is the return worked out?

We take what the wallet was worth six months ago, add only the profit it made by trading since then, and divide. Money the owner moved in or out during the six months is taken off both sides, so nobody gets a high return for simply depositing more, and nobody is punished for cashing out.

Why does one row say “since” a later date?

That wallet did not exist, or held almost nothing, six months ago. We start counting on its first real day and print that date, so a three-month run is never read as a six-month one.

Why is the biggest wallet not first?

Because size is not skill. A billion-dollar desk that makes 2% is worth less to a reader with $100 than a small account that doubled. The first table ranks by return; the second one lists the names people look up.

How often do the numbers change?

Every 30 minutes, including our own case study. The line on each wallet's page moves once a day.

Can I see where a number comes from?

Yes. Every wallet has its own page with its full history, what it holds now and its address, so you can check it on the chain yourself.

Values are market values read from the chain, not profit taken; a very large position could not always be closed at the price shown. A wallet is one account, and a person can have several. Nothing here is advice.