The fifty-second commissioned data report - 19-week consecutive rise record and cable break, where to go?

This issue is the commissioned data report of the fifty-second issue. The data is taken from the evening of 8/1/2022 and compared with the data in the early morning of 2/1/2022 last Saturday. The data interval is the conventional 7 days, which is shorter. The main reason is that The data was collected late last week. The 29th proposal , which was still in the deposit stage in the last issue, has been voted on today, with a voting ratio of 68.57%. The result of the proposal is that the votes for the proposal accounted for nearly 100%, with a very small percentage of abstentions and vetoes, and no negative votes. The thirtieth proposal is being voted on today, and the content of the vote is to amend the LikeCoin airdrop plan in the twenty-fifth proposal. The main reason for the amendment is that the calculations in Proposition 25 omit wallets for liquidity mining on decentralized exchanges, so the airdrop parameters need to be adjusted to include the missing wallets. At the same time, the task of providing liquidity on decentralized exchanges was also deleted from the airdrop task, so the airdrop task was changed from five to four, and the airdrop share of each task was changed from 20% to 25% of the total airdrop. . Maybe everyone is anxious for the airdrop, so it took only four hours to get enough deposit to vote on this proposal, and the voting speed is also very fast. In just 12 hours, the turnout rate has reached 48%, and all the votes were affirmative votes. It is not ideal to make mistakes in the plan and let everyone's expectations fail, but the old cat feels more deeply in the admiration of the civil republic, because the implementation of the plan is bound to be transparent, and it must be frank and clear if it is wrong or right. All Likers will have clear and clear information to understand the situation to make judgments and then take action. This is the beauty of governance on the blockchain.

In this issue, the order data all fell. In addition to the overall order decline, the order wallet and the number of orders also fell. The last time all three data dropped at the same time was when LikeCoin Chain upgraded Fotan last August. However, the main reason for the decline of the three data at that time was that some validators did not keep up with the upgrade, which caused a large number of wallet delegations to fail. It was triggered by a special event. This week’s decline was caused by no special reason, and the situation was a little worrying.

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

 Number of wallets delegated: 2566
Number of newly added/exited delegate wallets: 107 / 150
Total Likecoin delegated: 505 million Validators in service: 50
Number of new join/exit validators: 3 / 3
Total number of commissions: 5423
Entrusted rate: 8.29% (new high)
Entrustment ratio: 46.91%

The total number of entrustments in this issue fell by more than 14 million, and the entrustment ratio decreased by 1.38% to 46.91%. The number of wallets and the number of entrustments also decreased. The number of wallets dropped by 43, ending the record of 19 consecutive weeks of rising and 17 consecutive weeks of new highs. The number of entrusted transactions fell by 288, not much, but breaking both. The trend of new highs is doubtful. The entrusted interest rate continued to rise, rising 0.11% this week to 8.29%, continuing to hit a new high. The entrusted interest rate should not necessarily be a new high. Recalling that the entrusted interest rate has been hitting a new low in the last year, it is really ten years of Hedong and ten years of Hexi. There are still 50 validators, and 3 of them have been relocated.

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

 Average number of Likecoins per order: 93,100 Average orders per wallet: 197,000 (new low)
Median Likecoin Delegated: 230 Median Delegates per Wallet: Average Delegated Amount of 598 Validators: Average Delegated Number of 10.09 million Validators: 108

The order data in this issue all dropped, but the average data went up and down. The average number of single orders rose by about 2,000, and the average order of a single wallet decreased by about 2,000, which is very symmetrical. The median number of delegations increased slightly by several tens, while the average delegation amount and number of transactions for validators decreased.

Here are some more interesting numbers:

 The highest number of Likecoins in a single order: 20.29 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 100 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 29
The maximum number of orders for a single note: 20.29 million

In this issue, the maximum order for a single order and the maximum order for a bet continue to rise slightly by about 20,000. The validator scatter diagram has changed slightly, you can pay attention to it, and the report is completed.