A rough estimate based on one-twelfth of the world’s population. It describes the sign, not token ownership.
Pisces
Imaginative, intuitive, tuned to what goes unspoken.

Pisces at a glance
- Dates
- Feb 19 – Mar 20
- Element
- Water
- Type
- Mutable — adapts
- Key star
- Alrescha
Born under Pisces
Pisces feels the current.
The English Wikipedia page for Pisces averaged 1,070 views a day from Jul 11 to Aug 9, 2026.
Source: Wikimedia · updated Aug 10. One person may account for more than one view. This shows interest, not ownership or value. See the source.Supply & ownership
The Pisces token is a digital item people can own or send. No new Pisces tokens can be created. The public chain shows how its supply is spread across token accounts, but not who the people behind those accounts are.
- Largest token account
- 7.16%
- Next 9 token accounts
- 21.80%
- Next 10 token accounts
- 11.92%
- All other token accounts
- 59.12%
Older snapshotRecorded Aug 3, 2026 · 20 days oldCheck on Solscan ↗
What does “token account” mean?
Solana reports token accounts, not verified people. One person can use several accounts, and one account can represent a liquidity pool, bridge, exchange, or custodian. The chain does not reveal a real-world identity.
Percentages compare account balances with the recorded native Solana supply. The official Base version is bridged from Solana and is not counted a second time.
Pisces today
12th of 12 by total market value
This rank only compares total market value. It does not show how many people support each sign.
See all 12 market standings
Updated Aug 23, 2026, 7:22 AM UTC
Where do these numbers come from?
The source reports each sign’s price, trading activity and total market value. Zodiacs.org matches each sign by its verified address. Total market value is a comparison, not money held in a bank, and light trading can move it quickly. See sources and method details.
Check the token
Every token has a long address, like an account number. If you see Pisces somewhere else, compare its address with this verified one:
See technical details
Pisces in the skyConstellation map
The dots show brighter stars. The lines are a reading guide, not official constellation boundaries.
Map sources
The story of PiscesA short history
Recorded as the Tails — two fish bound by the fish-cord, knotted at the star Alrescha.
Venus and Cupid, fleeing Typhon, become two fish tied together; Venus exalted here ever after.
























