Experimental Crowdsourced Steem Metrics Report for 18th November 2016
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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 about Steem including trends, yesterday events or news of related projects in comments to this post. They can be based on my reports, posts of other authors, your own experience or original sources.
- First 5 high quality comment authors will get 3 SP and a proportional share of 50% of liquid STEEM payouts for this post.
- What is a high quality comment? 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.
Active Human* Users
| Yesterday | 7 day Avg. | 30 day Avg. | Chart max | Chart min | |
| Active users | 1,157 | 1,208 | 1,225 | 3,369 | 97 |
| Price | $0.11 | $0.11 | $0.15 | $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 | 31 | 88 | 88 | 1,755 | 11 |
| Price | $0.11 | $0.11 | $0.15 | $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 | 614 | 655 | 688 | 1,789 | 64 |
| Price | $0.11 | $0.11 | $0.15 | $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 | 1.18 | 1.58 | 1.41 | 3.10 | 0.00 |
| Reblogs per user | 0.57 | 0.55 | 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
| Yesterday | 7 day Avg. | 30 day Avg. | Chart max | Chart min | |
| Number of posts | 907 | 965 | 1,015 | 4,719 | 95 |
- Only posts with >=2 votes are included in the totals.
Liquid Author Payouts
| Yesterday | 7 day Avg. | 30 day Avg. | Chart max | Chart min | |
| Payout | $2,195 | $2,352 | $2,730 | $82,645 | $1,977 |
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 18th 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 6.9 SBD
90% of post payouts are less than 14SBD
97% of post payouts are less than 32.4SBD
1% of post payouts are greater than 103.1SBD
Read more about Power law distribution
Top 15 Posts by Net Votes with Rewards Less than 10 SBD for 18th November 2016
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Top 15 Posts by Reblogs for 18th November 2016
- Rs: number of reblogs
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Top 15 Comments by Payout for 18th November 2016
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Top 15 Posts by Total SP of Post Commenters for 18th November 2016
- SSP: log10(sum(VESTS)) of authors of post comments
- P: payout
- Vs: number of votes
Special Reports
- The Great Steem Comment Payout Collapse Report
- Steem Users and Whales Time of Day Activity Report
- Steem Cohort Payouts Analysis Report
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.
According to baby daddy @d3nv3r, Steem and steemit have done something other crypto couldn't.... It has brought "normal" people like me into the crypto world... Steem's value will go up the more mainstream users it can steal from reddit and facebook. With enough users STEEM could out value Bitcoin!
Powering you up.
Imagine 10% of facebook users moving to steemit... The number of Steem users would outnumber bitcoin users... Bitcoin's value would go down as more people moved over to the more "valuable coin". There are many coins that have more use than bitcoin. Bitcoin's main advantage is its the most well known, making it a gateway for other coins. Steem has the potential to be more heavily used than bitcoin by far. Steem needs fait gateways that remove the need for bitcoin all together
This is a common trap for startup founders, btw! TAM or total addressable market should not really be used for estimations of possible active user base. I found an useful article about that http://www.christopherspenn.com/2016/11/3-markets-you-need-to-know/
Lol I said Imagine.... But it's nice to dream isn't it.
Steem will never reach $700 and I'm not trying to hype that, but someday people will realize there are other coins that are just plain better built and more useful than bitcoin. Bitcoin will be sold off and its value will finally correct.
Sure it is :) Seemed like a nice opportunity to share something I consider important.
I can't offer anything in the way of analysing metrics but I am trying to generate interest in the idea making Steem available to buy via Paypal. This will allow us to channel far more capital into Steem and minimise any price fall resulting from the 'hard fork'. At the risk of breaking etiquette (I've only been Steeming properly for the past week) here's a link to my blog post about it. (Sadly not much interest yet...) https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@nikflossus/3-bringing-paypal-into-the-mix-and-making-our-own-market
AFAIK Paypal prohibits exchange of electronic currencies using their payment system. I'll still power you up though :)
Yep I was aware of that. That's why my plan has a solution. Paypal transfers are donated to Steem rather than exchanged. A donation is then very very very likely to be made in the opposite direction, perhaps from a separate account. Remember Paypal's preferences for making their platform profitable are not our sacrosanct rules. If we thought in those terms we'd still all be stuck on Facebook. All new markets begin like this. The key issue is refining the process to minimise risk. Also, thanks for the power up!
Paypal is notorious for suspending even non-profit accounts out of the blue, I am not sure risks can be controlled here.
Fair enough. I'll take that into account with my next post on the issue. Commerce however (for this is what this matter really comes down to) is notoriously difficult to control. If people want to exchange goods and services it's almost impossible to stop them.
As I said to @cryptofiend, where there's a will there's a way...
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This is utterly amazing for me!
Loving this ; 'all I can gloat' moment I am in right now!
Thank you so much @ontofractal!
And of course all the amazing people that voted!
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