Unofficial fan site · updated 30 August 2026 · claims labelled verified or reported throughout

The airdrop, measured.

Most airdrop stories are rumours with a holder count attached. This one has been checked wallet by wallet, all 4,444 of them, directly against the chain.

The numbers

Broker wallets holding GAMESTONK2,579 of 4,444 - 58% of the entire collection
Total in Broker wallets~154.8 million GAMESTONK - about 15.5% of the whole supply
The airdrop unit70,088.095 GAMESTONK - held identically by 2,196 wallets
Smaller uniform amounts1,842.68 in 292 wallets; 3,685.35 in 31 wallets
MethodEvery Broker's ERC-6551 wallet resolved and balance-checked via the public RPC
As of30 August 2026

What the fingerprint means

Organic buying produces messy balances - everyone buys different amounts at different prices. What the chain shows instead is 2,196 wallets holding the same figure to the last decimal. That is the unmistakable signature of a uniform per-Broker distribution: someone sent an equal parcel of GAMESTONK to Broker wallets across the collection, including Brokers sitting inside the Anvil vault, whose wallets receive assets even while the NFT itself is parked. The smaller repeated amounts look like at least one further, lighter distribution round.

It also recalibrates the token's headline stats. GAMESTONK shows over two thousand holders on the explorer - but a majority of those are Broker wallets that were given the token in one act of distribution, not independent buyers. Both facts are true at once: the distribution is genuinely broad, and the buying base is genuinely smaller than the raw count suggests.

Who did it - the reported half

Community posts and a circulating Discord screenshot attribute the distribution to OxSimpleFarmer, the founder of StonkBrokers: the account is that he bought GAMESTONK on the open market and airdropped it to $STONKBROKER holders, rather than having created the token. The recipient side above is now measured; the distributor side - proving on-chain that the sending wallet is his, and reconstructing the original purchase - remains the open piece. Until it is done, the attribution stays labelled reported, however plausible.

Why a fan site bothers with this rigour Because the difference between "a founder gifted a token to his whole community" and "an insider quietly loaded wallets" is everything, and the only way to know which story you are in is to measure. So far, everything measurable is consistent with the generous version: broad, uniform, collection-wide. This page updates as the remaining verification lands, whichever way it cuts.

Check it yourself

The Story

How the airdrop fits the wider GAMESTONK arc.

StonkBrokers

The collection whose wallets caught the drop.

Wallet count performed 30 August 2026 against the public Robinhood Chain RPC; figures are point-in-time and will drift as tokens move. Unofficial fan site; not affiliated with GameStop, Robinhood, StonkBrokers or Clutch Markets; not financial advice.