The 32nd issue of commissioned data report - the first report after LikeCoin Chain upgrade

This issue is the 32nd issue of the commissioned data report. The data is taken from the evening of 22/8/2021 and compared with the data of the previous Saturday night of 14/8/2021. The data time interval is eight days, which is more than the normal seven days. One day, the main consideration is to hope that the data report can be made after the upgrade is more stable. You can expect that the data of this issue will be quite different from last week's, which means that it is a bit re-counted, and it is worth your attention and reference.

The upgrade on the evening of the 18th was very smooth. Thirty validators who participated in the upgrade that night were able to upgrade smoothly. After more than ten hours of the upgrade, the number of active validators reached 33. By Saturday night (21/8) There are forty. By the time the data was collected for this report, late at night on Sunday (22/8), there were already 44, and the latest number was 49, which was close to the number before the upgrade. However, the current 49 validators are not exactly the same as before the upgrade. Some are validators who joined after the upgrade, while others have not returned to the team before the upgrade. It is expected that within the next two weeks, the validator list will still be different. Following the changes, you can keep an eye on it.

If you are entrusting, you should also pay attention to whether the verifier you entrusted has been successfully upgraded. If it has not been upgraded, you should first transfer it to other upgraded verifiers such as Lao Mao (advertise first!).

Please pay attention to changing the practice of delegating validators, which is to directly transfer the delegation to other validators (Redelegate), instead of delegating (Undelegate) and then delegating (Delegate). The existing mechanism is that it takes 21 days to make a withdrawal order, during which the LIkeCoin will not be profitable, please pay attention. In addition, Daisy has just written an article on how to read the dynamics of validators just after the promotion. It is very useful and definitely worth reading.

Let's take a look at the large numbers first:

 Number of wallets delegated: 1148
Total Likecoin delegated: 648 million Validators in service: 44
Total number of orders: 2206 (new low)
Entrusted rate: 7.21% (new low)
Entrustment ratio: 61.59%

Since the data report of this issue is compiled based on the data records of the four days after the upgrade, some validators before the upgrade have not returned to the team, so many LikeCoins that were entrusted before the upgrade have not been entrusted after the upgrade, so the total number of entrustments in this issue is compared to The number in the previous issue fell sharply, with a drop of more than 127 million, down to only 648 million, and the proportion of entrusted orders was only 61.59%. The number of entrusted wallets decreased by 307, while the number of entrusted transactions decreased by 1,145, a drop of more than 30%. Since the entrustment ratio is less than 67%, the entrusted interest rate has risen after the upgrade, so the entrusted interest rate in this issue only fell by 0.01%, instead of the weekly 0.05% in the previous weeks. The data in this issue is less meaningful and more like an upgraded record. I believe that the data of LikeCoin Chain will be more stable next week, which is more interesting to use.

Let's take a look at some mean and median data:

 Average number of Likecoins in a single delegation: 294,000 Average delegation per wallet: 564,000 Median likecoins in a single delegation: 500 in a single wallet Number of orders: 50

The total number of orders fell slower than the number of orders and the number of wallets, so the average number of orders both increased. The median of a single entrustment will not change, let you upgrade or downgrade, and continue to be a monk. The median of single wallet entrustment dropped by 10%. It seems that some relatively large wallets have not been entrusted after the upgrade. The average delegation of validators has decreased, mainly due to the decrease in delegation figures.

Here are some more interesting numbers:

 The highest number of Likecoins in a single order: 34.87 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 153 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 19
The maximum number of orders for one bet: 15.642 million

The number of fun in this issue has dropped, and the reason is unknown. After the upgrade, the validator distribution map has naturally changed a lot. You may wish to enjoy it! The report is complete!