
Splinterlands
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A contract where a multisig can mint more. It also has owner powers. 78% of supply sits in team contracts; 6 unidentified holders hold 8% together.
About Splinterlands
What is Splinterlands?
Splinterlands is a collectible trading card game in which cards, packs and other assets are blockchain items that players own, trade, rent or burn rather than license from a publisher. The game itself runs on the Hive blockchain, where accounts, card ownership and transfers are recorded on-chain, while its SPS governance token also circulates on other networks including BNB Chain. Cards are organised into sets, and matches are played through the browser client at splinterlands.com against other players' assembled teams.
How to play Splinterlands
Every battle sets a mana cap plus one or more rulesets — modifiers such as Little League, Back To Basics, or the newer Pandamonium, which starts all units in random positions. Players choose a summoner and fill a team of units within that mana budget, then the fight resolves automatically: there is no turn-by-turn input, so team composition and reading the ruleset decide the result. Ranked play is split into two formats, Wild, which permits every card ever released, and Modern, limited to the two most recent sets. New accounts begin in Campaign Mode to earn Foundations cards and unlock Frontier Mode; Modern play and tournaments open after 100 Frontier battles or after buying the $10 Summoner's Spellbook. Battles consume Energy, which regenerates daily and can be topped up with DEC, Glint or Credits.
Splinterlands tokenomics & earning
Two tokens anchor the economy. DEC (Dark Energy Crystals) is the working currency for the shop, marketplace and rentals, and is also what unwanted cards convert into through the burning mechanism, with higher-level, higher-rarity and gold foil cards returning more. SPS (Splintershards) is the governance token: staking it grants votes on proposals and increases battle reward multipliers. Ranked wins pay Glint, spent in the Rewards Shop, along with rating points and staked SPS, and a Modern win yields 50% more Glint than a Wild win. SPS rewards require a Spellbook account, though free accounts can still battle, earn Glint, join guilds and rent cards.
Our verdict
Splinterlands is an auto-battling collectible card game whose economy is the actual product. You pick a summoner and fill a team under a mana cap, then the match resolves on its own — there is no turn-by-turn input, so every decision is made before the fight starts, in reading the ruleset and building around it. That makes it closer to a deckbuilding puzzle than a tactics game, and it is the single fact most likely to decide whether you stay.
What works is the ownership layer: cards, packs and rentals are on-chain assets on Hive, and unwanted cards burn into DEC rather than sitting dead in a collection. Renting also means a competitive team does not require buying one outright. What does not work as well is the on-ramp. Free accounts can battle and earn Glint, but Modern ranked, tournaments and SPS rewards sit behind 100 Frontier battles or a $10 Spellbook, and the split between Wild and Modern formats adds a decision new players are not equipped to make. Note also that the game itself runs on Hive; BNB Chain carries the SPS token, not the gameplay.
It suits card-game players comfortable with market mechanics, not those wanting hands-on combat.
This is our own editorial assessment. We do not score games — ratings come from players.
Splinterlands pros and cons
What we like
5 pros- Established blockchain trading card game with a large, growing player community
- True on-chain ownership of cards, with transparency and security for in-game assets
- Play-to-earn rewards — earn crypto by winning battles and entering tournaments
- Deep deck-building and strategy customization for competitive PvP matches
- Free-to-browse official site with active tournament scene at splinterlands.com
What to watch
5 cons- Genre is narrow — trading card battles only, with no other gameplay modes
- Competitive online matches can be demanding for casual or new players
- Requires a crypto wallet and blockchain familiarity to own and trade cards
- Earnings depend on in-game token and card market values, which can fluctuate
- Listed on BNB Chain only, limiting choice for players on other networks
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Game Information
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Token
SPS
RANK #1593Splintershards
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On-chain token check
Last checked 17 Oct 2026The overall result is for the home chain, BNB Chain. SPS also trades on Ethereum; each copy is checked on its own in the tabs below.
A contract where a multisig can mint more. It also has owner powers. 78% of supply sits in team contracts; 6 unidentified holders hold 8% together.
Key facts
Read from the chainWho holds the supply
- Team-linked address 77.7%
- Liquidity pool 4.7%
- Burn address 4.2%
- Unidentified wallet 8.4%
Code & ownership
23/30- Source verifiedSource code is published and verified on GoPlus
- Supply controlMore tokens can be minted by a multisig with two or more signers
- Owner powersOwner is a multisig with two or more signers
Trading safety
25/25- Holders can sellA simulated sale went through; holders can sell all
- Trading taxBuy tax 0%, sell tax 0%
- Trading controlsNo pause, blacklist, cooldown or per-address limits
Holder distribution
15/25- ConcentrationTop 10 holders: 8.4% unidentified, 77.7% team-held (counted at half weight); weighted 47.2%
- Largest unidentified holderThe largest unidentified holder has 3.1% of supply
- Holder count44,121 holders
Liquidity
19/20- Exchange listingTrades on a centralized exchange
- DEX depth$553,106 in DEX pools
- Who controls the poolThe largest pool's liquidity is held by a multisig with two or more signers
Who holds SPS
Top holders as a share of total supply: what each address is, and how we know
- teamTeam-linked address
0xec93…e5f6multisig 6/14multisig69.9% - teamTeam-linked address
0xdf5f…432cmultisig 6/14multisig7.8% - poolPancakeV3
0x96e5…699eDEX pool listed by GoPlusGoPlus4.7% - burnBurn address
0x0000…deadburn addressGoPlus4.2% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0xaa96…d8a9no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus3.1% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x42ed…66a3no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.6% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x3063…a7a9no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.5% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0xb428…b282no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.9% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x0d07…92feno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.8% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x9714…7b3fno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.5%
A contract where a single wallet can mint more. It also has owner powers. 93% of supply sits in a team contract; 9 unidentified holders hold 6% together. Sales and taxes could not be tested on this chain.
Key facts
Read from the chainWho holds the supply
- Team-linked address 92.8%
- Unidentified wallet 6.2%
Code & ownership
14/30- Source verifiedSource code is published and verified on Blockscout
- Supply controlMore tokens can be minted by a single wallet
- Owner powersOwner is a single wallet
Trading safety
15/25- Holders can sellnot checked
- Trading taxBuy tax 0%, sell tax 0%
- Trading controlsNo pause, blacklist, cooldown or per-address limits
Holder distribution
8/25- ConcentrationTop 10 holders: 6.2% unidentified, 92.8% team-held (counted at half weight); weighted 52.6%
- Largest unidentified holderThe largest unidentified holder has 1.8% of supply
- Holder count786 holders
Liquidity
4/20- DEX depth$5,138 in DEX pools; the token mainly trades on DEXes
- Who controls the poolThe largest pool's liquidity is held by a contract
Who holds SPS
Top holders as a share of total supply: what each address is, and how we know
- teamGnosisSafeProxy
0xc546…94f3multisig 6/14multisig92.8% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x0b8a…c838no public label foundBlockscout1.8% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x8a79…8eaano public label foundBlockscout1.7% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x0236…8549no public label foundBlockscout0.8% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x671c…a3f0no public label foundBlockscout0.7% - unknownPoolManager
0x0000…8a90no public label foundBlockscout0.3% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x167f…ae85no public label foundBlockscout0.2% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0xc2d2…7b7eno public label foundBlockscout0.2% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x2bdb…73b6no public label foundBlockscout0.2% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x29f3…5b00no public label foundBlockscout0.2%
Questions
What does this score mean?
It is an automated check of the token’s smart contract and of who holds it. It answers one question: could someone mint new tokens, block sales, or suddenly dump a large share on the market? It does not rate the game itself, and it is not a professional security review.
How is the number calculated?
Four parts adding up to 100: code and ownership 30, trading safety 25, holder distribution 25, liquidity 20. A honeypot, or an owner who can change balances, drops the score straight to High risk whatever the rest says.
How do you know who holds the tokens?
From public data, in this order: the verified contract name on the block explorer, whether the token’s own deployer created the contract, ENS names, multisig signer rules, and public exchange labels. Anything we cannot identify is shown as “Unidentified wallet”.
Does an unlocked liquidity pool always mean risk?
Only when a DEX is where the token mainly trades. That is where rug pulls happen: the owner pulls the pool and the price collapses.
What if the game has no token?
Then there is no check on its page. Games without a token, or with NFTs only, lose nothing in ratings or rankings.
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