Those in the top 10 as ranked by Forbes are not super admins as much as they are highly privileged users. Bloomberg might be considered an admin of sorts due to

Those in the top 10 as ranked by Forbes are not super admins as much as they are highly privileged users. Bloomberg might be considered an admin of sorts due to his fortune being made on financial software. The real super admins are people like the current US Treasury Secretary who has the highest voting power on the board of governors of the IMF. This particular super admin made a fortune at Citi by betting on the global economic collapse of 2008 while hoarding cash in British tax havens like the Cayman Islands and was then promoted to his current administrative post.[1] This is a (sub) prime example of a super admin purposefully crashing the system in order to gain more power; greatly increasing global inequality in the process. This is a cyclical use case which has been occurring for hundreds of years in the global paper-based markets. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Lew#Between_Clinton_and_Obama_tenures https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Lew#Between_Clinton_and_O...