The ten largest token accounts hold 87.3% of the supply of SolCasino (SCS), 83.7% of BC.GAME’s BC and 65.7% of Moon Roll (MRC), the three Solana-based iGaming tokens (also called GambleFi tokens) we could read on 26 October 2026. That sits inside the 49% to 96% range of the four Ethereum tokens in our earlier holder check. We pulled the data from a public Solana RPC node: the 20 largest token accounts for each mint, the account that owns each one, and the on-chain supply. Concentration by account is not wrongdoing; it is what a token launched with large team, treasury and liquidity allocations looks like.
BC (BC.GAME): five wallets hold 58%
BC has an on-chain supply of 9.99 billion. The largest account holds 20.0%, the top three 44.2%, the top ten 83.7% and the top twenty 90.3%. Of the top ten, five are ordinary wallets (57.9% together), four are accounts whose owner address has no on-chain account of its own (22.8%), one is an address that starts with “BCBurn” and looks like a burn address (3.0%). Three balances are exact round figures: two of 1,000,000,000 BC and one of 800,000,000 BC. CoinGecko lists a circulating supply of about 3.21 billion BC, 32% of the on-chain total, so most of the large accounts cannot be counted in that figure. The BC.GAME project page has the token facts.
SolCasino (SCS): two wallets hold 75%
SCS has 2.99 billion tokens on chain. The largest account holds 52.8% and the second 21.8%, together 74.6%; the top ten hold 87.3%. Six of the ten are ordinary wallets (80.1%) and four are liquidity-pool accounts on Meteora and Orca (7.2% together). CoinGecko reported 24-hour trading volume of about $1,500 at 18:05 UTC against a market cap of $4.8 million, so how much of this supply trades at all is a separate question; see our liquidity check and the SolCasino page.
Moon Roll (MRC): 14 accounts with exactly 12,000,000
MRC has 815 million tokens on chain. One wallet holds 41.9%, the top ten 65.7% and the top twenty 80.4%. In the top twenty, 14 token accounts each hold exactly 12,000,000 MRC, 168 million in total or 20.6% of supply, and none of their owner addresses has an on-chain account of its own. Identical round balances in many accounts usually point to one distribution step, such as a batch allocation or vesting release, but the chain does not say who runs them, and the list stops at rank 20, so there may be more. The second-largest account (6.9%) belongs to a Meteora vault, i.e. liquidity. CoinGecko reports no market cap for MRC. See the Moon Roll page.
Key facts
Source: public Solana RPC (getTokenLargestAccounts, getAccountInfo, getTokenSupply), 26 October 2026 at 18:04 UTC; shares are of on-chain supply. Mints: BC BCNT4t3r…SmWin, SCS SCSuPPNU…Myjz, MRC 5HsZR8eG…JSWh.
BC: top 1 20.0%, top 3 44.2%, top 10 83.7%, top 20 90.3%; five wallets 57.9%, four accounts with an owner address that has no account 22.8%, burn-prefixed address 3.0%.
SCS: top 1 52.8%, top 2 74.6%, top 10 87.3%, top 20 89.0%; six wallets 80.1%, four pool accounts 7.2%.
MRC: top 1 41.9%, top 10 65.7%, top 20 80.4%; 14 accounts of exactly 12,000,000 MRC (20.6%).
Not covered: holder counts (Solana RPC does not return them), ranks below 20, and BNB Chain tokens such as HUNNY, whose public holder lists were not reachable for this check. Wallets are accounts, not people; one owner can hold several.
How to read it
A large balance in a wallet, a vault or a pool means different things. A pool account is liquidity that sells when others buy, a burn address is out of reach, and an unlabelled wallet could be a treasury, a team allocation, an exchange or one person. We do not match wallets to people or allocation tables. What the numbers do show is how little of the supply is spread across many small holders: for all three tokens at least 80% sits in twenty accounts.
Why it matters for GambleFi
An iGaming token is meant to give holders burns, staking rewards or revenue share, as explained in our game mechanics guide, and who holds the supply decides how those rewards are shared. For circulating supply against FDV, see our supply check, and for how tokens fade out the graveyard cases and the statistics page. This is a data report, not investment advice.