Now that I've had the chance to look at this on my laptop and really look at the graphs, I have a few observations.
- It appears that Hive-Engine is the most active dapp with regard to custom json operations, garnering almost half of them while the custom json operations account for more than half of the transaction types on the blockchain. I'm guessing these operations are mostly people transferring or buying/selling tokens on the blockchain. Would that be correct?
- LeoFinance and Actifit seem to be the most active communities relative to the number of community members.
- Inactive Red Fish account outnumber active Red Fish accounts, which means people sign up and then leave without much engagement. We've got to figure out a way to turn that around.
- Something happened in 2021 that caused a downward trend in daily transactions. What was it, and what can we do about it?
- The HP distribution breakdown is really telling. One thing I'd like to see is the distribution of HBD interest rewards. I think you've reported on this in the past. What kind of HBD interest rewards are people earning by account level?
Awesome stuff. Keep up the good work!
I can't answer that question as I have never analyzed the HE transactions.
Splinterlands was one of the main drivers of transaction growth. I guess that after the initial hype, players got bored and unfortunately Splinterlands didn't find a second wind.
I'm not sure such an analysis would be relevant, especially because several people have created a separate (low-level) account for HBD savings.
That's interesting. Why would they do that?
Safety. It's like a cold wallet.