Anfield held 55,210 people on Wednesday night, two short of capacity, and watched Liverpool beat Tottenham 2-1. It was a seventh straight league win and put them five points clear at the top of ENG Division 1.

Then the 30,255 SVC matchday dividend was shared out. One account took 26,050 SVC of it, and that account last logged in on 14 October.

That account is SoccerTitan. Nobody has more power at Liverpool, and nobody is seen there less.

The man with 220,000 votes

On 5 January 2025, four days before Liverpool had a manager, SoccerTitan minted 200,000 Liverpool influence. In the same few seconds it minted identical 200,000 blocks in 31 other clubs, among them Everton, Madrid White, Valencia and Hamburg. It added another 20,000 in March 2026.

Today it holds 220,000 of Liverpool's 259,897 influence, which is 84.65%. It also holds 220,000 in Everton, or 87.88%. When the Merseyside derby comes to Anfield on 28 November, both clubs will be majority-owned by the same account.

Back in January 2025, Soccerverse admin tyki put it simply:

Protagonist and SoccerTitan is investors accounts, check the litepaper page 19.

SoccerTitan has never sold a share of anything; its lifetime sell volume is zero. Its name doesn't appear on any of the four Liverpool ballots on file.

100K in, 80M out

It has put money in, though. On 22 July 2025 SoccerTitan donated 60,000 SVC to Liverpool. The club's ledger shows a 60M SVC cash injection in the same second. That came ten days after a 40M purchase had left 26.77M in the bank.

On 23 February 2026 it donated 40,000 SVC, and Liverpool received 20M. The club needed it. A January spree on Rayan Aït-Nouri (33.39M), Rio Ngumoha (28.63M) and Davide Frattesi (91M) had left only 22.54M in the bank.

Over four seasons SoccerTitan has collected 3.27M SVC in Liverpool dividends: 1.64M in matchday income, 1.27M from league prizes and 359K from a cup.

It doesn't always collect, though. Liverpool have had 25 payout days since 18 July, and SoccerTitan got nothing on seven of them: 1, 5 and 8 August, 19 and 21 September, and 7 and 10 October. Matchday payouts only go to holders who are active. On those nights a home game's pool fell from about 30,250 SVC to about 4,200, and the other holders got roughly what they always get.

I think the passive game from soccertitan hurts more.

You can't make any decisions in any protagonist/socceritan club because they have 200k influence for a reason. (unless they're inactive)

In August the community argued over fundraising, the new mechanic that issues fresh influence and dilutes existing holders. snaus74, the Discord account that claims Snaus (Liverpool's fourth-biggest holder), named one club in particular:

Maybe Liverpool is a better example. What if SoccerTitan shows up again and wants to test it there?

The cabinet

Day to day, a handful of minority holders shape Liverpool. The two biggest bought their main blocks about three minutes apart on 20 February 2026, when reserved influence came onto the market at 14.27 SVC:

• krille120, Dortmund's manager, bought 5,000 in one order and now holds 8,500. He is also agent for four Liverpool players, including Alisson and Jarell Quansah. Three of the four are marked unavailable for transfer.
• MiguelAngel, Barakaldo's manager, holds 6,786. He is agent to Caoimhín Kelleher, who signed for four more seasons on 16 October.
• Snaus holds 5,029 and Robkinsonn 4,000.

Biarritz's reign has produced one ballot on file. Its five voters were those four plus protagonist, the other investor account. Their stakes today add up to 24,323, or 9.36% of the club.

At the bottom of the ladder is DragonBlue, Trofa's manager. Since 26 September he has bought Liverpool influence nine times at 30 SVC each, in lots of 29, 12, 7, 10, 10, 26, 21, 19 and 7. He now holds 1,414.

Biarritz's quiet machine

The manager fits the club. Biarritz has no linked Discord account and 157.65 SVC in his wallet. He runs a squad valued at 246.88M SVC, and his record reads 19 wins, 10 draws and 3 defeats from 32 games.

In September his side drew 0-0 three games running, against Bournemouth, West Ham and Aston Villa. Since then they have won ten straight in all competitions, scoring 36 and conceding five. Luis Díaz scored seven of the 21 league goals in that run and Mohamed Salah five. In the 6-1 win at Newcastle on 17 October both scored hat-tricks, and Salah's took 12 minutes.

Salah is 34. Liverpool are still asking 120M for him.

Sell high, shop smart

This club is willing to sell. On 28 June, before the prize money landed, Liverpool had about 2M SVC. Six days later Jobe Bellingham went to Andorra for 106.84M, nine months after arriving from Sunderland for 7.995M.

SoccerTitan has stakes in some of the players as well. It minted 500,001 of Bellingham's player influence in August 2025, two months before he joined. It also owns 864,790 of Rio Ngumoha's million, and protagonist is Ngumoha's agent.

The latest target is tied to Liverpool's one real problem. Virgil van Dijk went down in the 71st minute of the 5-0 cup win over Milton Keynes on 5 October and is out until 13 November. Milton Keynes centre-back Chidozie Awaziem played the full 90 minutes that night. Liverpool have now bid 18M for him. He is 81-rated, 29 years old and valued at 2.46M. Southampton bid 15M, and the decision is due on 23 October.

Van Dijk himself is listed at 130M and has had no bids. Liverpool won't cut the price on their old stars, but they will pay 7.3 times a player's value for cover.

That is what makes Liverpool unusual. A quiet manager and a few small holders are running the league leaders for an owner who is mostly absent. On 28 November the derby will pay the same account whatever the score, as long as it has logged in that week.