April 2019 - Top 10 Curation Rewards

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After a couple of hours of faffing around I have defeated SQL and have your top 10 curation rewards for April to present....


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Before today, I wasn't actually aware where my largest curation rewards were coming from. I expected that my vote weight would be higher than average, and wondered if OCDB might be influencing them somewhat, but I wasn't sure where from, what vote time was working, or how much the top earners gave me.

So I thought I'd have a look, and see if there was something I could offer you :)

The columns are as follows:

  • Author
  • Link to the post/comment
  • Number of hours, minutes, seconds the vote was cast following the creation of the post/comment
  • Vote weight
  • Reward in Vests
  • Reward in SP (estimated)

The reward in SP is estimated because we are going back a month, and since the amount of STEEM per MVESTS is constantly moving (upwards), this number will be slightly inaccurate.

Also, as I am checking the curation payouts for April, the content could have been created during the last 7 days of March.

Here's mine for April 2019:

AuthorLinkVote TDweightVestsSP est
surfermarlycontent00:08:30100003071.561.540
v4vapidcontent00:11:15100002952.321.480
anomadsoulcontent00:10:24100002191.241.098
v4vapidcontent00:11:12100001963.460.984
v4vapidcontent00:11:18100001806.440.905
anomadsoulcontent00:10:33100001602.440.803
v4vapidcontent00:11:18100001516.320.760
anomadsoulcontent00:10:33100001501.330.752
anomadsoulcontent00:10:45100001432.560.718
anomadsoulcontent00:10:33100001366.60.685

So basically, the 100% votes won the day - not a big surprise, but it would have been nice to see a lower vote weight in there too.

The authors are likely known to most of you, and well, they've all been good to me in the past so there we are :)

Two are contests which were backed by a blocktrades vote - that helped, but the top earning one I am very happy to see up there because I sat in the audience watching surfermarly@surfermarly promoting Steem at a recent blockchain conference in sunny Palma, Mallorca. Fitting that it tops the list I think :)

Looking at the rewards in approximate Steem Power, the top two are more than 3 times the size of my full vote back then which was around 35 - 40 cents. Nice!

The query itself is rather slow at around 5 mins for 1 execution. It's almost certainly my code but I am joining 3 tables together to find the information I want to present.

Anyone interested in a report?

Cheers

Asher