The thirty-seventh issue of commissioned data report - three-week new high, small update of commissioned data

This issue is the 37th issue of the commissioned data report. The data is taken from the evening of 25/9/2021 and compared with the data of the previous Saturday night of 18/9/2021. The data interval is a regular 7 days. The entrustment data in this issue continues to move forward. The number of entrusted wallets and the number of entrusted transactions have reached new highs for three consecutive weeks, and the total number of entrusted LikeCoins has also caught up with the previous high, showing a strong momentum.

Starting from this issue, this entrustment data report has added two new data with a total of four items, hoping to give you a clearer understanding of the entrustment situation. The two newly added data are the number of newly joined and withdrawn delegated wallets, and the number of newly joined and withdrawn validators. Among them, the newly added delegated wallet is an important data. It can be seen that the number of Likers joining the delegation has increased, and the ins and outs of validators can show the changes of individual validators to make up for the lack of total data.

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

 Number of wallets delegated: 1590 (new high)
Number of newly added/exited delegate wallets: 52 / 2
Total Likecoin delegated: 803 million Validators in service: 50
Number of new join/exit validators: 1 / 1
Total number of orders: 3795 (new high)
Entrusted rate: 7.06% (new low)
Entrustment ratio: 76.02%

The number of entrusted wallets and orders in this issue continued the upward trend of last week, and both continued to hit new highs. At the same time, the total number of orders also rose by more than 20 million to 803 million, which is very close to the record of 805 million. From the newly added entrusted wallets, compared to last week, 52 new wallets have joined the entrustment this week. Some of them may be wallets that have gone back and forth, but I believe there will also be new wallets trying to entrust. The new data provides the number of joining and withdrawing commission wallets, which will be a good tool to feel the status of Liker commissions. The validator continues to maintain the upper limit of 50. From the number of newly added and withdrawn validators, it can be found that although the number of validators remains unchanged, one of the validators has changed. The entrustment ratio rose almost 2% to 76.02%, which was also very close to the previous record of 77.66%. Since the entrustment ratio is higher than 67% of the safety entrustment ratio, the entrusted interest rate continues to move towards 7% and continues to hit a new low of 7.06%. In two weeks, the entrusted interest rate should reach the lowest 7%!

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

 The average number of Likecoins in a single order: 212,000 The average order of a single wallet is: 505,000 The median number of Likecoins in a single order: 400 (new low)
Median delegation per wallet: Average delegation amount of 1,000 validators: Average number of delegations of 16.07 million validators: 76

As the total number of orders in this issue did not increase as much as the increase in the number of orders and wallets as in the previous issue, the average number of orders also dropped slightly. The median of a single order fell back to last week's increase and hit a new low. It seems that around 500 may not be the norm, and it is worth paying attention to. Because of the increase in delegation, the average number of validators has increased.

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: 150 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 25 (new high)
The maximum number of orders for one bet: 15.642 million

After the highest number of orders per wallet stopped rising for a week in a row, it continued to rise and hit a new high. I don’t know where the top is? Other numbers continued to be muted, exactly the same as last week. The validator distribution map of this issue has changed quite a bit from last week, you can pay attention to it! The report is complete!