We made the following chart from the snapshot.

![snapshot.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWcc3nrLsCSK91Qb8N57PM6ApEqUbrnuJZ3nK9MEnPKdp/snapshot.jpg)

The _y_ axis shows the logarithm (base ten) of the amount of EOS in each account. The accounts are arranged in descending order. Besides being a nice shape, this chart immediately gives some insights:

Approximately 55% of the accounts are above 100 EOS, and the other 45% under 100 EOS (Log 100 = 2). The top 15% of the accounts are those with more than 1000 EOS approximately (Log 1000 = 3).

Accounts with at least 1 millon EOS cannot be seen in this graph, but they can be analyzed individually, there are only 70 of those. There are 17 accounts with at least 10 million EOS. I conjecture that most of these belong to exchanges.

Finally, there is just one account with at least 100 million EOS, this is Block.one.


(Note: the snapshot was taken from https://github.com/eosnewyork/snapshots/blob/master/final/2/snapshot.csv )