SGOV holder distribution

How the 8,101.45 SGOV share-equivalents issued on chain are spread across holders. Contracts are named; people are counted.

Updated 2026-09-15 06:12 UTC SGOV overview

Top 10 control

76.2%

of on-chain supply

Largest single holding

24.6%

of on-chain supply

Total holders

166

addresses with a balance, pools and contracts included

Shares on-chain

8.1K

share-equivalent supply

Who holds the supply

Ondo Global Markets on BNB Chain

Wallets hold 80.5% of the supply here; protocols hold 19.5%.

19.5% Held by protocols pools, LPs, bridges, issuer vaults 45 of top 166
80.5% Held by wallets individual holders 121 of top 166

Share of on-chain supply across all 166 addresses holding a balance, reconstructed from this chain's own transfer history on 2026-09-15 and checked against the token's total supply. See how it is collected.

Who holds SGOV

Among the 166 largest holders read on BNB Chain, individual wallets hold 80.5% of supply and contracts hold 19.5%. Individual wallets are counted, never listed: this site does not publish what a person holds.

Largest SGOV holders - protocols

11 contracts - pools, LPs, bridges and issuer vaults - among the 166 largest holders, holding 19.5% of supply. These are contracts, not people, which is why they are named.

#	Address	Shares	Share of supply
1	0xc6fc3c6ab517e3c43b10dbbf10c4276db9edd76e	430.48	5.32%
2	0x50fa18d3782bbc9050b39ab4bccd855daa917ce0	424.21	5.24%
3	0xf6c26cbf7b9134e4b84d63dbfb1ab1e13c96cb1d	318.45	3.93%
4	0xd6f58ae11f89def1c14689ad08ac18540af6880c	200.39	2.48%
5	0x3c3904f4334c923882120849a9a81db1d7b121b4	99.64	1.23%
6	0x19615e4f824debdd9ba0544e03ebd353559e2f7f	35.78	0.44%
7	0x821f13f809613aa56d7a6d73a4698db759f80b6a	24.49	0.30%
8	0x228a92db6c453f5008baca30965657dd08370e78	13.54	0.17%
9	0xd29920e37745ca50b266944018b8fc4cf0c493c7	12.23	0.15%
10	0x9b88f0da5ddd4616c384fc8704e9fa2764cfd6ed	9.96	0.12%
11	0x8844eed24b688e035bd7513b4751db4fa6e544ea	6.70	0.08%

Ordered by balance, largest first. The # is a row number, not a rank.

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.