Snapshot 2026-04-21 at 16:37 UTC. Source: Arkham Intelligence.
Calculated week over week on the five operators we index. Clustered wallets only, so the figures move with operator flows and token prices between snapshots.
Full ranking of every operator we cover, indexed or not. Click a name for the per-operator page with chain split, asset composition, and our written read on the number.
| Operator | Tagged reserves | 7d change | 5-week trend | Addresses | $ / address | Full review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stake.com | $351.24M | -0.2% | 7.6M | $46 | Review | |
| Rainbet.com | $52.99M | +1.9% | 330K | $161 | Review | |
| BC.Game | $26.89M | -1.5% | 1.6M | $17 | Review | |
| Roobet.com | $12.38M | -0.6% | 3.2M | $4 | Review | |
| Gamdom.com | $649.2K | +3.0% | 183K | $4 | Review |
These operators are not currently clustered by Arkham Intelligence, so no third-party on-chain figure is available. Absence of a cluster is not evidence against the operator. It means reserves cannot be independently verified through public wallet data.
| Operator | Status | Full review |
|---|---|---|
| Razed.com | Not clustered by Arkham | Review |
| Betplay.io | Not clustered by Arkham | Review |
| Duel.com | Not clustered by Arkham | Review |
Summary. Five of the eight operators Cryptotips covers have their hot and cold wallets clustered under entity tags on Arkham Intelligence. Combined on-chain reserves for those five stand at $444.15M as of 2026-04-21. Stake.com alone accounts for 79 percent of the total, with $351.24M across 7.6M tracked addresses. The remaining four operators share the balance, each with a distinct liquidity profile.
What the spread tells you. Absolute reserves are a scale signal, not a trust signal. Rainbet.com runs the highest dollar-per-tracked-address depth at $161, which reads as concentrated high-balance players. Gamdom.com runs the thinnest at $4 per address, consistent with a broad retail base and off-chain operational float. Neither figure is inherently better or worse. Both shape how quickly an operator can absorb a withdrawal spike, and both are one input among payout tests, licensing, and dispute history.
Limits of the data. These figures measure publicly clustered on-chain holdings only. Operators hold additional funds in fiat accounts, prime brokerage accounts, and wallets that Arkham has not clustered. A low tagged balance is not evidence an operator is undercapitalised. A high tagged balance is not a solvency guarantee. The number is a floor, not a ceiling, and the composition of that floor, meaning the chain split and asset mix, often matters more than the top-line total.
Cadence. Snapshots are manual. We refresh on a weekly cycle and note the exact UTC time each reading was taken. Between snapshots, figures on intel.arkm.com move in real time with chain prices and flows. Use the per-operator pages for chain split, asset composition, and the written interpretation of each number.
We read the logged-out entity pages on intel.arkm.com, pulled the current total, the chain split, and the top assets, and wrote them down with a timestamp. That is the entire method. We do not run our own indexer, and we do not hold any wallet private keys from operators. The reading is what any reader can replicate in ten minutes.
What counts as indexed. An operator is listed as indexed only if Arkham has published an entity cluster that combines hot and cold wallets under a single label. Untagged transit wallets and single addresses do not count. If an operator is not indexed, we say so, and we link to payout tests and licensing records as alternative verification routes.
Refresh cadence. Snapshots are manual and scheduled weekly. Each brand page carries a timestamp in UTC. Between snapshots, the Arkham figure on intel.arkm.com will move with market prices and on-chain flows. We do not interpolate.
Further reading. For context on why on-chain reserves are a useful signal but not a complete one, read provably fair, explained and the methodology page.
