The 34th issue of commissioned data report - digital divergence, intriguing!

This issue is the 34th issue of the commissioned data report. The data is taken from the evening of 4/9/2021 and compared with the data of the previous Saturday on the evening of 28/8/2021. The data interval is a regular 7 days, which is the upgrade of LikeCoin to Fotan. The first report after collecting data in regular intervals. The performance of the commission data in this issue is contradictory. On the one hand, the number of commissioned wallets and the number of commissioned transactions have a good increase, and on the other hand, the total number of commissions and the commission ratio have dropped. It seems that there are two forces at war, which is more interesting. Are there really two powers? The old cat thought that in order to explain it accurately, it was necessary to dig out more detailed data.

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

 Number of wallets delegated: 1416
Total Likecoin delegated: 731 million Validators in service: 50
Total number of commissions: 2964
Entrusted rate: 7.18% (new low)
Entrustment ratio: 69.42%

In this issue, the number of entrusted wallets and the number of entrusted transactions continued the upward trend of last week. The number of entrusted wallets soared by more than 12%, approaching the previous record, and the number of entrusted transactions increased by 17% to nearly 3,000, which is also ready to challenge a new high. However, the increase in the number of entrusted wallets did not lead to an increase in the overall number of entrustments. On the contrary, the number of entrustments fell by more than 14 million compared with last week, which also caused the proportion of entrustments to drop by 1.44% to 69.42%. As the entrustment ratio is still higher than the safety entrustment ratio of 67%, the entrustment rate continues to advance to 7% and continues to hit a new low to 7.18%. The significant increase in delegated wallets may be caused by the entry and exit of some validators and the adjustment of delegation by delegators. Please note that the delegated wallet reached a new high before the upgrade of the LikeCoin Chain. Only after reaching the previous new high can we confirm that the number of LikeCoin wallets continues to move forward (assuming the delegator's decentralized wallet type remains unchanged). As for the drop in the number of entrustments, although Lao Mao has paid attention to the cancellation of the delegation, the number of declines is not large, and Lao Mao guessed that the main reason for the decline was due to the entry and exit of validators.

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

 Average number of Likecoins in a single delegation: 247,000 Average delegations per wallet: 516,000 Median likecoins in a single delegation: 500 Median delegations per wallet: Average delegation amount for 1,000 validators: Average of 14.63 million validators Number of commissions: 59

Due to the divergence of order data in this issue, the average number of orders fell. The median continues to be the usual 500 and 1000, I wonder if they'll kick in.

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: 170 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 22 (new high)
The maximum number of orders for one bet: 15.642 million

The main changes in this issue of fun numbers are that the maximum number of orders for a single wallet has hit a new high. Other numbers are the same as last week, and these data are really stable. The main changes of the validator distribution map of each period are at the top left of the map, you can pay attention to it! The report is complete!