Experimental Crowdsourced Steem Metrics Report for 17th November 2016
Share your observations or findings about Steem, Steemit or its ecosystem and get Steem Power.
Experimental Crowdsorcing Rewards
Charts and tables don't tell the whole story and it's easy to miss the big picture. I'm trying a complementary crowdsourcing approach.
- Share your observations or findings about Steem in the comments of this post. They can be based on statistics in this report, my other reports, posts of other authors or your own experience.
- Every author of a high quality comment will get 1 SP and a proportional share of 50% of liquid STEEM payouts for this post.
- First 3 high quality comment authors will get 3 SP and the same share of payouts
- Your observation should bring a reader closer to understanding Steem, provide a new perspective or reduce uncertainty. No FUD/HYPE please. Don't plagiarize or copy other comments or posts, original content only.
Disclaimer
The data and visualization in this post may contain errors and inaccuracies. Don't make important decisions without verifying data yourself. If you have any suggestions or found an error in the data, please get in touch with me on steemit.chat.
How to read
Every chart starts on 1st of June and extends to yesterday. The number on the label attached to the Y axis on the right is the yesterday's value for that chart. Historical charts have STEEM/USD volume weighted daily price(Vwap) on the Y axis on the left of the chart.
Special Reports
Active Human* Users
Yesterday | 7 day Avg. | 30 day Avg. | Chart max | Chart min | |
Active users | 1,248 | 1,204 | 1,234 | 3,369 | 97 |
Price | $0.10 | $0.12 | $0.16 | $4.34 | $0.10 |
- *These charts provide data on long (since 2016/06/01) and medium (last 30 days) term active users (defined as those who has made at least one resteem, following, post or comment) and price. These actions do not necessarily indicate human control of an account.
- Baselines: Max, min and avg for the 30d active users metric.
User acquisition
Yesterday | 7 day Avg. | 30 day Avg. | Chart max | Chart min | |
New accounts | 56 | 95 | 90 | 1,755 | 11 |
Price | $0.10 | $0.12 | $0.16 | $4.34 | $0.10 |
Chart is based on number of new accounts grouped by the created date. Only accounts that posted, commented or voted at least once are included are counted towards the total. Max, min and avg baselines are provided for the 30d new users twmetric.
User engagement
Yesterday | 7 day Avg. | 30 day Avg. | Chart max | Chart min | |
Active authors | 721 | 657 | 695 | 1,789 | 64 |
Price | $0.10 | $0.12 | $0.16 | $4.34 | $0.10 |
This chart shows a number of daily active authors.
Social Network
Yesterday | 7 day Avg. | 30 day Avg. | Chart max | Chart min | |
Follows per user | 1.26 | 1.68 | 1.42 | 3.10 | 0.00 |
Reblogs per user | 0.58 | 0.54 | 0.52 | 0.66 | 0.00 |
- Follows per user: number of `follow` operations made by Steem accounts divided by the number of active users. Grouped by date. `Follow` operations made by top 1% users by count of daily follows are removed as outliers.
- Reblogs per user: number of `reblog` operations made by Steem accounts divided by the number of active users. Grouped by date. Reblogs made by top 1% users by count of daily reblogs are removed as outliers.
Content
- Only posts with >= 2 votes are included in the totals.
Liquid Author Payouts
Payout data is a sum of liquid part (37.5%) of pending and past payouts for posts created on the given date.
Distribution of total (w/SP) post payouts for 17th November 2016
This is a breakdown of post payouts per percentile. Only top 25% of post payouts are visible on the chart.
Some examples from the distribution of post payouts
75% of post payouts (not visible on this chart) are less than 6 SBD
90% of post payouts are less than 12.6SBD
97% of post payouts are less than 27SBD
1% of post payouts are greater than 62.7SBD
Read more about Power law distribution
Top 25 Posts by Net Votes with Rewards Less than 10 SBD for 17th November 2016
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Top 15 Posts by Reblogs for 17th November 2016
- Rs: number of reblogs
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Top 15 Comments by Payout for 17th November 2016
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Top 15 Posts by Total SP of Post Commenters for 17th November 2016
- SSP: log10(sum(VESTS)) of authors of post comments
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Notes
I'm running a fairly useful curation bot, get in touch on steemit.chat if you don't want to miss possible curation rewards.
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You're welcome to translate and publish this report in other languages on Steem and keep all rewards. You're also welcome to use the charts and data for your own analysis. Drop me a comment and I'll add a link to your post.
I hope STEEM goes down to 1-5 cents for a bit, I have a few nice buy orders in that range. The lower price has also changed my cloud mining stradegy, focusing more heavily on STEEM. With the impending changes to steem I can see the price dropping quite a bit at first, then going way up once the sellouts are gone.
Thanks! Powering up 3 SP now.
No thank you, for all the reports and analysis. It's important to have as much information as possible when choosing what coins to invest in.
Much appreciated! (/^▽^)/
From my personal experience, @steemsports is really effective in accomplishing its mission. Its posts are regularly in the top 1% of the payout distribution (your last graph). I make, on average, 3-4SP/day, even though they don't distribute their payouts every day. That's so much better than my 50 cents per week curation, even with some helpful bots. It's the prize payouts that make @steemsports work. They have more post upvotes than the total comment upvotes, sometimes by almost double. I spend no time and no thought choosing which team to upvote in the comments. It would be nice to have a bot handle all the @steemsports posts.
Could you do some specific analysis of @steemsports and its impact on Steemit payouts. For example, what is the average take of the daily payout that it takes in? And what's the average payout that it makes to a regular participant?
Thanks for your daily analysis posts, too. I always find some interesting posts here.
This is a great suggestion for analysis and an insightful comment, thanks. Yeah, this is an important development for Steem. Powering you up.
I saw some transfers in my wallet. Thanks, @ontofractal! I do appreciate it.
From my own personal experience I’ve found that at this price range of Steem I’ve been more inclined to sell some of my other proof of stake coins and transfer their value into Steem for holding rather than focus exclusively on developing more content. I’ve been trying to do both but my writing ideas are reaching a bit of a slump so I’m kind of focusing more on learning stuff.
I hope to put out some more quality posts and get in a better place to improve my earnings if the price of Steem heads back up or my writers block goes away. My plans are to continue to hold and purchase because I continue to see great potential here - in particular once the rapid inflation rate is changed as planned in the next hard fork.
Thanks for doing your charts I enjoy looking at them.
Thanks, an interesting perspective. Sending your 3 SP now.
Got it! Thank you. :)
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Thank you very much for the mention @ontofractal!
This post has been ranked within the top 50 most undervalued posts in the second half of Nov 18. We estimate that this post is undervalued by $9.26 as compared to a scenario in which every voter had an equal say.
See the full rankings and details in The Daily Tribune: Nov 18 - Part II. You can also read about some of our methodology, data analysis and technical details in our initial post.
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