# Rich List

This section is a part of the Stats page and shows the top **100 rich addresses** in the Avalanche network. It is useful to control those addresses because their activity sure moves the whole market significantly. Of course this section is in combo with the [Whale Transaction](https://docs.avascan.info/how-to-use-avascan/whale-transactions) one and checking both you can manage to invest safer and in a more clever way.

## Page structure

You can filter the data by chain: selecting all, [X-Chain](/how-to-use-avascan/x-chain.md) and [C-Chain](/how-to-use-avascan/c-chain.md)

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The results are displayed in different columns

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* **Chain:** X or C
* **Address:** if claimed with the [address claim program](/programs/address-claim.md) you'll see the Alias
* **AVAX Balance:** the amount of $AVAX the address has and the current value in USD
* **% of Circulating:** the percentage of the total $AVAX supply that this address holds


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