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RE: Exchange Transfer Report: 11/27/2016 to 12/03/2016
An interesting thing about this hard fork is that it does not affect the rate of powering down automatically. Whales who are currently powering down at the slower rate have to stop and restart the power down for the faster rate to go into effect.
So any whales still wanting to power down at the current slow rate could do that if they want by simply not stopping their current power down.
I've been curious about all the early miner accounts which haven't posted anything but are powering down. I wonder if someone might analyze the blockchain and find coordinations between when accounts change their power down status together. As in if someone owned 10 accounts and they all change their power down at the same time, that might be an interesting way to (potentially) group them together as being owned by the same individual.