Welcome to the monthly edition of LeoFinance stats. This is a monthly report for April 2020.
After the Hardfork on the Steem blockchain creating Hive, ergo rebranding from Steemleo to LeoFinance. The posting activity moved to Hive quickly after that, but some more time was needed for the tokens to be moved as well, since they depend on the engine platform. In April this happened as well and LeoFinance is now completely operating on the Hive blockchain.
If you want to know a bit more about the LeoFinance platform and dig into the numbers, this is the place to be.
The following topics will be covered:
Note that this was a transitional month for the LEO token, and there is a possibility some of the numbers to not be totally correct.
Let’s take a look into token distribution, inflation and how it is distributed.
Below is a chart that represents the cumulative issued LEO token.
A total of 5.98 M issued LEO tokens.
We can notice that the LEO token doesn’t have a large inflation compared the base supply and its slowly increasing its supply. Note that burnings are not taken into consideration in this chart. That will be presented below.
Next the issued LEO tokens from last month. Here is the chart.
On average 6k LEO tokens were issue daily in the last month with a total of 185k tokens issued.
Let’s see how these tokens were distributed.
Below is the chart of the top 10 LEO earners in the month.
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Below is a chart that represents the daily movement of staking/unstaking of the LEO token.
July 2019 is excluded from the chart for better visibility. Those are the first days and there are a lot of tokens staked.
Let’s take a closer look to the last month.
The chart for the last month looks like this.
The leo staking stats were great in the previous period, but because of the HardFork a lot of users were exiting all the SE tokens in general and were trying to get more STEEM to be eligible for the HIVE airdrop. This caused more unstaking to appear. A period of volatility.
Below is the chart of the top 10 users that staked last month.
We can see that in the last period the liquid supply (in yellow) has increased.
Below is a chart of the ratio staked/unstaked tokens, excluding the tokens reserved for burning (sell wall), at the moment with around 0.4 M tokens.
The share of the staked LEO is around 84%, and with the recent events it has dropped from the 88% in the previous month.
Out of the current supply 4.2 M tokens, 3.2 M are staked, 0.4 M are set to burn and 0,62 M are liquid.
Below is a chart with the number of unique users that posted on LeoFinance frontend.
A total of 844 unique user have posted from the Steemleo frontend.
In the last month there is slight increase in the number of new users.
Below is a chart of the LeoFinance activities, including posting and commenting from the Steemleo interface and posting and commenting with the leofinance tag.
Beocuse of the HardFork the frontend was down for a certain period of time and we can notice that there is drop in the activities, but they are already peacking up and at the end of the month are going strong.
Here is the chart only for posts from leofinance.io interface.
The stated above can be noticed on this chart as well.
It is interesting to look at the LEO token price, having in mind the crazy ride that HIVE had in the previous month.
Here is the price chart in dollar value with proper daily candles.
Here is the price in the last 30 days also in dollar value.
Since LEO is traded against HIVE on the Hive Engine, we can see the volatility in price. Especially after the token move to HIVE on April 20.
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