The 48th issue of commissioned data report - Vote for the LikeCoin airdrop, and appreciate that all citizens have a share!

This issue is the 48th issue of the commissioned data report. The data is taken from the evening of 11/12/2021 and compared with the data of the evening of 4/12/2021 last Saturday. The data interval is a regular 7 days. The 23rd proposal was voted and passed. Following the establishment of the Community Entrustment Committee, the Creation Fund Committee was also established. LikeCoin continues to move towards improving the level of governance. The twenty-fifth proposal, which is currently being voted on, is an airdrop plan to expand the user base of LikeCoin. The airdrop mainly distributes LikeCoin to appreciative citizens, ATOM and OSMO users, and the three together involve about 290,000 eligible wallets. The content of the proposal can be read here (the content of the proposal is detailed but not dull, and a summary of LikeCoin Chain is worth reading), and voting can be found at stake.like.co . The twenty-fifth proposal has 146 votes, accounting for 41% of the total votes, of which 145 votes in favor, one vote against, and 100% in favor. Lao Mao also launched the twenty-sixth proposal yesterday, so that the entrusted fund of the Community Commission (CDC) can decide whether to pay according to the voting results of the proposal (that is, the twenty-sixth proposal). If the proposal is passed, the entrusted foundation will be Pay directly from the Community Pool (Community Pool) to the designated Multi-Signature (multisig) wallet jointly managed by the committee members established according to the resolution of the 20th Motion. Multisig Wallet is a co-managed wallet that can set a minimum number of operators, just like traditional banks require checks signed by multiple parties to withdraw funds, so as to reduce single point of failure and other risks, and increase the level of governance and protection. CDC's Multisig wallet requires at least four CDC committee members to operate, while CDC has 7 committee members, that is, all wallet operations require the consent of more than half of the committee members. This proposal is in the deposit payment stage, and everyone is welcome to support it.

The total number of entrustments in this issue finally stopped the decline and rebounded slightly. The number of entrustments broke the 13-week upward trend and declined slightly. The number of entrusted wallets continued to rise for 14 consecutive weeks. If the airdrop is successful, it should continue to rise. Absolutely positive.

Let's take a look at the wide range of numbers:

 Number of wallets delegated: 2225 (new high)
Number of newly added/exited delegate wallets: 127 / 63
Total Likecoin delegated: 469 million Validators in service: 50
Number of new join/exit validators: 1 / 1
Total number of commissions: 4882
Entrusted rate: 7.82%
Entrustment ratio: 43.78%

In this issue, the number of entrusted wallets continued to rise, while the number of entrusted transactions declined slightly. It is a pity but a normal phenomenon to end the 13-week consecutive increase of the two data. The good news is that the total number of orders has rebounded, up by 1.15 million. The increase is not much but the decline has stopped. I hope that the number of orders will continue to rise next week and maintain the upward trend. The entrustment ratio in the current period increased slightly by 0.05% to 43.78%, and the entrustment rate continued to rise to 7.82% as the entrustment ratio was lower than 67%. There are still 50 validators, and 1 of them is swapped.

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

 The average number of Likecoins in a single order: 96,000 The average order in a single wallet: 211,000 (new low)
Median likecoin orders per order: 250 Median orders per wallet: 658 (new low)
The average number of delegations of validators: 9.37 million validators' average number of delegations: 98

The number of orders in this issue has increased slightly, and the average number of single orders has also increased. The average and median orders for a single wallet both hit new lows, while the median for a single order rose slightly. The average delegation amount of validators increases with the increase of delegation, and the average number of delegations for validators decreases with the decrease of the total number of delegations.

Here are some more interesting numbers:

 The highest number of Likecoins in a single order: 15.64 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 60 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 29
The maximum number of orders for one bet: 15.642 million

In this issue, except the maximum number of orders for a single wallet is slightly lowered, other interesting figures remain unchanged. The validator has not changed much in this issue, so the validator distribution graph has changed slightly, you can observe it carefully and report it!