SBD Conversion Statistics 2016/10/16~2016/10/22steemCreated with Sketch.

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Shannon Entropy Index: 0.281 (-24.1%)
(1 if perfectly equal distribution and 0 if one consists all)






Conversion Amount by Account

AccountAmount(SBD)
smooth-c44243.288
kush24361.706
lafona-miner06247.779
jaewoocho5100.000
james-show3550.000
thedouche3456.060
vip2160.000
riverhead1653.455
clayop1461.090
paws1t1veev1447.950
ozchartart1137.924
demotruk1018.083
anyx1000.000
steemrollin1000.000
brendio794.791
voronoi775.056
joseph530.367
gamecubie455.630
avarice400.000
chitty333.909
titin309.754
katyakov296.436
fufubar1200.000
steemgrindr158.594
thecryptofiend153.000
lukestokes150.000
fubar-bdhr103.412
spiz0r100.000
morning85.826
ariettle78.844
alwayzgame54.710
ladypenelope150.000
cognoscere49.473
scarlet-rain43.016
onthewayout40.054
joythewanderer36.480
doitvoluntarily32.853
picokernel30.000
dragosroua30.000
dresden29.194
alfredozofio26.216
sanghkaang22.328
rebeccamorgan22.124
abdullar21.497
ace10818.880
kevinwong18.834
krispysix18.000
dennygalindo12.000
goldmatters11.216
ptmikesteem10.000
gargon9.275
teo9.250
ines-f8.701
shenanigator8.364
rossenpavlov8.224
michelleh828.000
tolmachova19817.000
mindhunter6.127
rynow6.000
sharingeverybite5.960
contentking5.049
hendrikdegrote5.007
joshfischbach5.000
dailybitcoinnews4.809
eric-boucher4.179
mecon4.111
brainup4.000
sisterholics3.997
nonameslefttouse3.984
okkiedot3.282
stephmckenzie3.146
streetartgallery3.143
mindfreak2.522
kachinhenry2.249
cavemanrob2.000
zentat1.981
sharingeverybite5.960
contentking5.049
hendrikdegrote5.007
joshfischbach5.000
dailybitcoinnews4.809
eric-boucher4.179
mecon4.111
brainup4.000
sisterholics3.997
nonameslefttouse3.984
okkiedot3.282
stephmckenzie3.146
streetartgallery3.143
mindfreak2.522
kachinhenry2.249
cavemanrob2.000
zentat1.981
superremnant1.804
mythoughts1.295
kooshikoo0.861
runridefly0.685
sunsallo0.651
becerra180.556
jahtech0.362
wingz0.252
paulocouto0.226
thefinanceguy0.221
fyrst-witness0.206
wilmaballsdrop0.174
b-t-raul0.163
stevespring0.120
markzka0.111
kurzer420.085
onlyvoluntary0.083
alex20160.080
lllchoselll0.076
dtopmark0.056
romanovsv0.050
kurtbeil0.039
milank0.038
steemplus0.026
jongeun0.024
egzoski0.020
malaiandrueth0.019
steemit-life0.014
trendwizard0.009
keverw0.009
steembriefing0.007
tingaling0.006
alienation0.001
antizvuk0.001
Total103547.938
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Burn the debt. :)

The trick will be seeing what happens with all the resulting STEEM. Will it get powered up, dumped on the market, or sold internally for more SBD to repeat the cycle?

It would only get powered up if the person doing the conversion purchased the SBD with that intent. It isn't a bad thing to do, as an investor you can possibly get a lower effective price for your SP that way (with some risk of ending up paying a higher price). I've suggested to the devs that they introduce a power-up-upon-conversion option that would eliminate the extra step.

On the other hand, if an investor did do this, it would likely be in leiu of buying STEEM directly to power up, which is removing buying pressure from the STEEM market. So, six one way, half-a-dozen the other.

In practice this hardly ever seems to happen. Most conversions are for arbitrage purposes (with the effect of converting from debt to equity). Some of the tinier ones are authors who power up rewards, but that doesn't actually reduce debt at all since it is all newly-created SBD.

Nice to see that the SBD price increased during the week of this chart. Unfortunately it appears to have dropped subsequent to the data period (currently 93 to 94).

Wow, thanks for the education on that professor smooth! I actually had no idea how it was working at that level. I've been encouraging just the SBD side with everyone. Here in Mexico dollars are prized for price stability since the peso is falling about as fast as steem.

Should I maybe be encouraging people to buy steem instead of SBD? Just regular folks, not power investors.

I don't think so, if they aren't speculative investors. If they buy Steem they will have huge volatility and probably suffer from high inflation over time (but short term volatility is the bigger factor and the inflation does not guarantee a downward trajectory over any limited time period). Still, buying STEEM for beyond short-term really should be locked up as SP which still means still having high volatility but being locked in.

SBD is the best vehicle for non-investors IMO and especially for commerce (though it still pays interest so can be attractive to some investors). We just need to get things back to a tighter balance. With the market cap down 90% and SBD not having many uses, that puts a lot of stress on it. 90% declines can't be common and uses should improve. So ideally I see SBD as becoming far more stable and usable.

STEEM was intended in the design to be a sort of on-ramp and off-ramp for long term (SP) investors, not something to be widely used. In the real world though, not everything works out exactly as an original design envisions (we see this with STEEM now being paid out to users due to the "SBD stability" feature, so it already has another use). Still I see it primarily serving that role, eventually.

we need Steem-Gold next to SBD

Yeah maybe we could add the golos token.
Steem gold (or golos gold) that pays interest would be awesome.

Mo monies, mo problems. SBD is enough of an issue already. Long term I don't think it would be bad. One of the interesting thing about Golos is the gold-backed pegged asset.

Thank you for that info. So steem for longterm investors and SBD for everyone else is the message we should be sending?
By the way, speaking of increasing uses for SBD...
https://steemit.com/steemit/@williambanks/steembux-is-here
Hope you guys all enjoy it!

Steem powered up is for long term investors. Liquid steem is for on-ramp and on-ramp purposes for those investors, as well as traders and short-term speculators who want to play it that way. SBD is for everyone else, ideally. Unfortunately, as I commented in a reply to you elsewhere, there isn't any way to separate the long-term investment component from the social media component, so for someone who just wants to be a long term investor (not social media), no ideal vehicle for that currently exists.

Nice to see that the SBD price increased during the week of this chart. Unfortunately it appears to have dropped subsequent to the data period (currently 93 to 94).

Actually, I think you (and as a result everyone) is overpaying for SD as it is. That will become more clear if the abit group of accounts start to actually sell their huge stack of SD.

My SBD purchases are primarily for conversion, with the primary purpose being debt reduction. I think the price I'm paying has a small expected profit or perhaps a break even (the latter doesn't particularly bother me since it still leads to debt reduction). Of course I can't prove that since expected return is unobservable. Actual outcomes may differ on any particular trade.

The goal of SBD existing at all in this system is for it to be pegged to 1 USD. The witnesses have been and continue to be adjusting the available parameters to achieve that goal along with debt reduction.

This might be against your distribution philosophy but if more sbd increase the virtual supply doesn't that mean steem holders increase their stake without even curating (vest are <90 % of virtual supply)
So more sbd actually outstanding actually makes it more attractive to power up for passive investors.
(When vest went below 90 is when I started powering up my sbd.)
If that's the case burning sbd is counter product.

SP holders are not protected against the dilution caused by ballooning virtual supply (only from rewards, which are relatively small at this point). It does mean that SP dilution due to rewards is reduced, but the debt expansion as STEEM price declines is still very real.

In fact I'm not sure whether what you said about it being more attractive to power up now make sense at all. At 5% or 8% liquid the SP dilution is pretty low already. At 11% it might be slightly negative over time but you are risking another 5.5% instant dilution if SBD grows to 10% of market cap from its current 4.5%. Plus risking potentially severe price declines if SBD holders decide to dump rather than risk unlimited losses at >10% market cap.

I'm on the list - a tiny fraction of smooth-c and kush - and my intention is to "cycle" back to SBD eventually: since the price of Steem is so low it seemed like a good time to buy Steem with the SBD I have and stay optimistic about the price increasing in the near future. fingers crossed

Mostly the latter. The top two (smooth-c and kush) seem circulating SBD.

I'm doing it to spread out my buying of Steem/SP over time and hopefully benefit from a lower future price of Steem. It is not that simple though and I am constantly rethinking it. I also use the SBD to promote posts I like and my own. Unfortunately you can't do that using Steem.

There isn't anything unfortunate about not using STEEM for promotions. SBD is the token intended for "commercial" transactions. Burning SBD still helps the STEEM price (over time) since it reduces the debt load without needing to convert to equity causing higher dilution.

I'm a huge fan of the promotions feature as contributing to the strength of the platform, I just wish it were a bit more powerful. For example, I'd like to see at least the one or two top promoted posts (labeled as such) shown on the other pages, the way search engines show promoted results along with organic results.

I like that idea. When it first came out I thought maybe it could show a random promoted post at the top of everyone's feed. With higher probability the more promotion dollars behind it.

Yes or maybe have a suggestion feature that shows similar promoted posts. "If you like this then you might also like X" - there is a lot of empty space on Steemit where such suggestions or promotions could go.

For example businesses might promote blogs which are related to their field as a form of sponsorship in addition to making posts themselves.
I think that would appeal more to businesses who actually want to advertise. Right now they might not think there is sufficient visibility to make it worthwile.

I've noticed there have been a lot fewer promoted posts lately and it might help to improve the take up for regular users too.

Woah , interesting. Also i've observed now there is more supply for steem when it comes to payouts instead of SBDS.

Yes because of the high level of SBD outstanding relative to market cap, the rewards are mostly being paid out in STEEM instead of SBD.

That makes sense. Thanks!

interesting post @ clayop friend, thanks for the info

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