The 43rd issue of entrustment data report - the volume of entrustment rose and rose, and the ranks of entrustment continued to grow

This issue is the 43rd issue of the commissioned data report. The data is taken from the evening of 6/11/2021 and compared with the data of the previous Saturday night of 30/10/2021. The data interval is a regular 7 days. There are no proposals on the ballot this time, and last week's three proposals - Proposals 19 to 21 have all passed.

In this issue, the total number of entrustments stopped falling and rebounded, while the number of entrusted wallets and entrusted transactions continued to rise, reaching new highs for nine consecutive weeks. Lao Mao believes that the number of entrusted transactions and the number of wallets are indicators of the popularity of participation, and the number of entrusted wallets and the number of entrusted transactions is the number of Liker entrustments, which is very gratifying.

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

 Number of wallets delegated: 1945 (new high)
Number of newly added/exited delegate wallets: 104 / 31
Total Likecoin delegated: 556 million Validators in service: 50
Number of new join/exit validators: 3 / 3
Total number of orders: 4396 (new high)
Entrusted rate: 7.24%
Entrustment ratio: 52.21%

In this issue, the number of entrusted wallets and orders continued to rise, and both reached new highs for nine consecutive weeks. During the same period, the total number of entrustments rose by 1.66 million, and the entrustment ratio also rose by 0.1% to 52.21%, and the entrustment rate also rose to 7.21%. The main reason for the recovery of the total delegation in this period is that a large number of delegated validators have come back online, which has offset the impact of the recent establishment of a decentralized liquidity pool. The number of validators continues to be 50, and 3 validators have changed positions under the same total number.

The entrusted interest rate has rebounded, but the entrusted ratio is still not high, and the entrusted return is still good. You can continue to pay attention.

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

 The average number of Likecoins per order: 126,000 The average number of orders per wallet is: 286,000 The median number of Likecoins per order: 250 (new low)
Median single wallet delegation: 800 (new low)
The average number of delegations of validators: 11.11 million The average number of delegations of validators: 88

In this issue, the number of orders has rebounded, and the number of wallets and the number of orders have continued to rise, but the recovery of the former is not as large as that of the latter, so the average number of orders continues to decline. The median numbers of this issue all fell and continued to hit new lows. The decline was smaller than that of the previous issue. It can be seen that there are more small orders, and there is a chance that new Likers will join. The number of validator delegations increased slightly with the increase in the total number of delegations and the number of delegations. The average amount rose by 30,000 to 11.11 million, and the average number of validator delegations increased by 5 to 88.

Here are some more interesting numbers:

 The highest number of Likecoins in a single order: 50 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 79.99 million The highest number of orders in a single wallet: 29
The maximum number of orders for one bet: 50,000,000

In this issue, the maximum number of orders for a single wallet dropped by a small 500, but the drop disappeared due to slight rounding, and the rest remained unchanged without ripples. The validator scatter diagram has also changed slightly. If you are interested, you can compare it and report it!