Hi @taskmaster4450 thanks for you analysis, is very interesting and although I don't get everything yet,since I have a week in Hive, I do try to understand hive growth in terms of active users, and funnels, since I am currently running a growth hacking tool based on app analytics for Wabi, a B2C & O2O platform owned by The Coca-Cola Company.
My question as follows:
#1 In the next chart you use it as an example of the situation of hive power
I think this should be contrasted with a chart complementing actual relation between the users in each segment, and then between their hive power.
Like this chart made by @arcange
Well, this chart has logarithmic scale in the accounts axis, while the former wah lineal.
Together un the same scale should look like this:
Source: own creation with previous chart data.
Source: own creation with previous chart data.
It seems that we have 1.4MM users in the yellow cluster, represents the 99% of accounts, while the other clusters together only 1%.
Such a representative imbalance makes me recall bad situations and worse projections, that deserve a second check.
And yes, they are the 99&, roughly holding 8% of Hive Power, while the 1% have 92$ of power.
So many questions I don't know where to start, so I just wanted to check what am I missing and to express myself, that this is certainly not the way I was dreaming about Hive, or is it actually designed for governance of the 1%?
Thank you,
Ignacio Hyland.
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