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Holders lists every address that holds a token, largest balance first, with the token’s holder count and supply. Use it for a token’s “top holders” table, for distribution analysis, or (with the rank route) to show a user where they stand. Set these once in your terminal. The sample values are real Testnet data, so the read examples return real results.
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Holders are sorted by balance, largest first, then by address. For a classic asset the list merges trustline (G...) holders and contract (C...) holders of its SAC; kind says which. The page header carries holder_count (holders with a non-zero balance), supply and supply_source (see supply). With as_of_ledger, supply is null. The asset ID may be URL-encoded (BTC%3AG...) or raw; both work.

Parameters

Holders is a server-side route: publishable keys get 403.

One holder’s rank

Rank answers “how large is this address among all holders?”. The sample ACCOUNT does not hold $ASSET, so this example defines its largest holder:
For XLM (4.3 million Testnet holders) the rank of $ACCOUNT comes from the periodic refresh: {"rank": 2, "rank_exact": false, "rank_as_of": 5331295, "holder_count": 4339661}.

Rank rules

Credits

Testnet requests are free (they count toward the daily Testnet cap of 10,000). On Mainnet:

Errors

See errors for the body and retry rules.

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