I have a good amount of credits (872K at present), but I doubt I'm the richest.What's more important is the amount of credits earned over time (some people spend/give more than others.) Based on my overall feel for people's credit earning abilities, there's a good chance that the richest person on Quora is not me and is instead one of the following:Marc Bodnick Joshua EngelGarrick SaitoOliver Emberton Alex K. Chen.Robert FrostRory YoungMarcus GeduldBalaji Viswanathan (u0baau0bbeu0bb2u0bbeu0b9cu0bbf u0bb5u0bbfu0bb8u0bcdu0bb5u0ba8u0bbeu0ba4u0ba9u0bcd)Yishan WongJon MixonAman AnandIf I can think of anyone else who is likely to be among the richest on Quora, I'll update this, and if you can, feel free to comment below.In February Quora publicly said that there were no Quora credit millionaires, but I think a lot of people have earned a lot more credits since then, so now...there might be some Quora credit millionaires. One or more of these users or more might have more than a million credits.Update: in comments below, Robert says he is indeed a Quora credit millionaire, so there ya go :)Update: Marcus says he has over a million here.BTW I'm not a Quora employee, since you mention in your question details that you care about that. However, if you search for some questions on this subject, you'll see that employees write that they have to earn Quora credits just like everyone else does.Side note:It's really strange that I got notified about this question via email from Quora, that claimed I was one of the top people to answer this : I'm sort of a baffled as to 1) why I got this email 2) why Quora wanted me to answerI'm guessing it's just a random quirk where Quora has started to send emails to people they feel are qualified in an effort to get them to answer questions. So in this case I think it's just a random coincidence. To be clear, I've never gotten an email like this before for any question. Anyway....