Did some quick analysis of Runestone holders.
Below is my thought process, here are the results.
To be in the 1% of Runestone holders you need atleast 18 Runestone’s (give or take).
To be in the top 0.5% you would need 26+ Runestone’s.
To be in the top 0.2% you need 50+ Runestone’s.

Great question!
There are 112,383 total Runestone’s.
Out of 64.1k holders:
53,827 hold 1 Runestone.
8,373 hold 2-5.
1,633 own 6-24.
167 own 26-49.
132 own 50+.
So based off some simple calculations, if you own 26+ Runestones you are in the top 0.5%
If you hold between

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