According to blockchain intelligence platform Arkham, Justin Sun, the founder of TRON, holds more than $2.2 billion in cryptocurrency assets across wallets the firm has linked to him on 10 different blockchain networks.

The figures, announced by Arkham on X on October 12, 2026, show that the largest single share of the labeled portfolio — approximately $1.09 billion — is held in SUSDS, a token linked to Sky's savings stablecoin platform. The data underscore the scale of Sun's on-chain positions and the proportion of his labeled holdings kept in stablecoin-related and Ethereum-linked assets.

Arkham's public dashboard displays a total portfolio value of around $2.246 billion and identifies 211 addresses associated with Sun. The platform maintains labeled profiles for prominent figures and entities in the crypto industry, grouping related wallets under a single identity. Rankings built from such labeled data have become a widely watched reference point for gauging how prominent industry figures hold funds on-chain.

JUSTIN SUN HOLDS $2.2 BILLION ON-CHAIN

Arkham has labelled $2.25B of Justin Sun's wallets across 10 chains. He's the founder of TRON, CEO of BitTorrent and owner of two crypto exchanges.

Our research team ranked him second only to Satoshi Nakamoto in September.

— Arkham (@arkham) October 12, 2026

In the post, Arkham described Sun as the founder of TRON, the chief executive of BitTorrent, and the owner of two cryptocurrency exchanges. The firm added that its research team ranked him second only to Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, in a September assessment.

The figures represent assets that Arkham associates with Sun's labeled wallets, not a public statement of his total net worth Wallet balances move with market prices and on-chain transfers, and the September ranking reflects Arkham's internal research rather than an independently published wealth disclosure.

SUSDS and STETH Dominate the Labeled Portfolio

The dashboard shows a high concentration of value in a limited number of assets. SUSDS occupies the largest single position, followed by STETH and Bitcoin, which together make up the vast majority of the tracked balance.

According to the platform, Sun's largest stake is 986.337 million SUSDS tokens, valued at $1.09 billion — close to half of the entire monitored portfolio. The labeled holdings also include:

• 238,861 STETH, valued at $607.55 million
• 4,042 BTC, worth $336.73 million
• 1,690 WBTC, valued at $140.64 million

Smaller positions on the dashboard include 544.719 million WLFI tokens valued at $31.03 million, 39.226 million STRX worth $17.34 million, and 6.875 million TRX valued at approximately $2.28 million. Among these, WLFI is the governance token of World Liberty Financial, the decentralized finance venture that named Sun an adviser in 2024, while WBTC is Wrapped Bitcoin, a tokenized version of Bitcoin issued for use on Ethereum.

Stablecoin Exposure Stands Out

SUSDS represents almost half of the monitored portfolio, making it the most significant single position on the dashboard and the standout source of stablecoin exposure. The token is linked to Sky's savings stablecoin platform, while STETH provides exposure to staked Ether on Ethereum through Lido, the liquid staking protocol that issues the token.

Sky, which rebranded from MakerDAO in 2024 and issues the USDS stablecoin, describes SUSDS as the token representing USDS deposited in its savings mechanism, where balances accrue a variable savings rate. A single labeled portfolio carrying more than $1 billion in such a token illustrates the scale DeFi savings instruments can reach among the largest on-chain holders.

The composition shows that Sun's on-chain holdings are not limited to TRX, the native token of the TRON network he founded. However, wallet balances alone reveal nothing about whether the positions are held as investments, how many function as treasury assets, or whether any are pledged as collateral.

What On-Chain Data Can and Cannot Reveal

Blockchain explorers allow researchers to monitor public addresses, token balances, and transfers across supported networks, providing a window into crypto wealth that would otherwise remain opaque. Entity labels of the kind applied by Arkham help connect addresses believed to belong to the same individual or organization, rather than treating each wallet in isolation.

Address attribution nonetheless has limits. Assets may be held in custodial accounts or within organizations with complicated ownership structures, and not every wallet can be definitively tied to a single person. Balances can also shift between addresses without changing who ultimately controls the funds, meaning figures derived from labeled wallets should be treated as estimates of on-chain association rather than precise ownership records.

Because dashboards of this kind update with live prices and on-chain activity, the totals and composition can shift at any time, making the figures a point-in-time snapshot that can be followed on Arkham's public dashboard.

Arkham's latest snapshot therefore offers a detailed look at the crypto assets the platform associates with Sun, while his complete financial position remains beyond the reach of on-chain balances alone.