the scoreboard · read straight off the chain
Who actually built something
One number decides these rankings: the floor — the dollars a coin's vault genuinely holds in stocks, ETH and USDG. You can burn the coin and take your slice of it at any time, so it cannot be talked up or quietly emptied. A market cap can be moved by a single trade; a floor is a bank balance. Both are shown — only the floor sets the order.
Top floors
reading the chain…Coins ranked by the dollars sitting in their vault right now. “Floor covers” is that vault measured against the coin's market cap — the share of the price that is already assets.
Top funds
reading the chain…Funds ranked by real assets deposited — value of one share times the shares outstanding. This is what people handed over, not what anyone says a fund is worth.
Top managers
reading the chain…Creators ranked by the total floor they've put under their coins. Launching is free; filling a vault is not — this board only counts the second part.
Floors come from each vault's holdings(), priced with Robinhood's own registry. Market caps come from indexed pool trades, or the curve a coin spawned on when nothing has traded yet. Numbers refresh about once a minute.