Among Ethereum iGaming tokens (also called GambleFi tokens), Rollbit (RLB) has the most holders, 20,155, but only 65 wallets sent it to another wallet between 30 October and 4 November 2026. For Shuffle (SHFL) it was 661 wallets out of 8,019 holders (8.2%) and for TG.Casino (TGC) 152 out of 3,594 (4.2%). Counting every transfer, SHFL averaged 723 a day, RLB 286 and TGC 251, but most of those involve a smart contract such as an exchange, a staking contract or a pool. Wallet-to-wallet transfers, where neither side is a contract, were 192 a day for SHFL, 102 for TGC and 32 for RLB. This is a measure of how many holders are active on-chain, not of trading, since trading on centralised exchanges does not show up on-chain.
What the transfers are
Of 4,339 SHFL transfers in the six days, 26.6% were wallet-to-wallet, as were 40.4% of TGC’s 1,506 and 11.2% of RLB’s 1,718. The remainder involves a contract on at least one side, which is 80% of RLB transfers. For RLB, 144 of the 1,718 transfers were burns, sent to the zero address. In each token, two addresses appear in about a quarter of all transfer legs: one is a contract and one is not, so they are probably an exchange or a service rather than ordinary holders, though we have not identified them and do not name them.
Holders against active wallets
A holder count includes every address with a balance, including exchanges, contracts and wallets that have not moved a token for years. RLB has the most holders and the least activity: 0.3% of them took part in a wallet-to-wallet transfer, against 8.2% for SHFL. Both of those ratios use a six-day window, so a longer window would show more wallets. Holders who hold on-chain and trade only on a centralised exchange do not appear at all. A first pull for 21 to 26 October gave a similar picture: 46 RLB wallets, 687 SHFL and 169 TGC.
Key facts
Source: Blockscout API on eth.blockscout.com for each token contract (/tokens/{address}/transfers, /counters and holder count), pulled 5 November 2026 between 13:49 and 13:54 UTC. The window is the six full UTC days 30 October to 4 November; transfers back to 29 October 13:49 UTC were pulled to confirm the window was complete.
All transfers in the window: SHFL 4,339 (723 a day), RLB 1,718 (286 a day), TGC 1,506 (251 a day).
Wallet-to-wallet transfers (no contract on either side, mints and burns excluded): SHFL 1,154 between 661 wallets, TGC 609 between 152 wallets, RLB 192 between 65 wallets.
Holders and lifetime transfers (Blockscout counters): SHFL 8,019 holders and 399,729 transfers, RLB 20,155 and 835,146, TGC 3,594 and 443,436.
Not covered: RAIN, which is on Arbitrum where the Blockscout API blocked our requests, tokens on Solana (BC, SCS, MRC), and any trading on exchanges or DEX pools beyond the transfers that reach a wallet.
How to read it
A “contract” here is an address that Blockscout marks as a contract, so a wallet built as a smart contract counts as one and some user activity is therefore left out of the wallet-to-wallet figure. Transfers are counted as Blockscout lists them, so one swap can show as several transfers within a single transaction.
Why it matters for GambleFi
The number of holders is the figure most often quoted for an iGaming token, yet it says little about whether anyone moves it. We looked at who holds these tokens in our holder concentration check and at how trading has changed in our volume trend. For the Rollbit burn side see our burn tracker, for basics the FAQ, and for more figures the statistics page. This is a data report, not investment advice.