Here are the payouts of the previous posts in the series, if you're curious: $49.28 $124.16 (the summary report) $320.09 $63.76
It's all mostly the same data. The variation there probably comes to timing, luck, and who happened to notice with a large amount of Steem Power. That should remind us all, payouts on Steemit really are like a lottery. There is no "fairness" as some people think. That just creates invalid expectations which leads to frustration.
Still much better payouts than any other social media site. Let me ask. When the purple line in the chart (total exchanges) is positive what does that signal?
$0.05 is better than other social media sites pay out, so I'm right there with you. :)
When the purple line in the chart (total exchanges) is positive what does that signal?
That means the exchanges had a net positive transfer amount, meaning when you take the total amount transferred into an exchange and subtract out the amount transferred out of an exchange, you ended up with a positive number, meaning more people transferred money to an exchange that off an exchange.
As to what that actually signals? Well... maybe nothing. Or it could signal they are planning to sell on the exchange which might be a leading indicator of future price drops if the market can't sustain that sell pressure.
Thank you.
Here are the payouts of the previous posts in the series, if you're curious:
$49.28
$124.16 (the summary report)
$320.09
$63.76
It's all mostly the same data. The variation there probably comes to timing, luck, and who happened to notice with a large amount of Steem Power. That should remind us all, payouts on Steemit really are like a lottery. There is no "fairness" as some people think. That just creates invalid expectations which leads to frustration.
Still much better payouts than any other social media site. Let me ask. When the purple line in the chart (total exchanges) is positive what does that signal?
$0.05 is better than other social media sites pay out, so I'm right there with you. :)
That means the exchanges had a net positive transfer amount, meaning when you take the total amount transferred into an exchange and subtract out the amount transferred out of an exchange, you ended up with a positive number, meaning more people transferred money to an exchange that off an exchange.
As to what that actually signals? Well... maybe nothing. Or it could signal they are planning to sell on the exchange which might be a leading indicator of future price drops if the market can't sustain that sell pressure.
Looks like Bernie found it. 8-)
Awesome! There's also a couple of other big votes!