I'm only small time, just the six splinterlands accounts and that's to operate my rentals easier. I could claim an extra 200 hive accounts today if i was bothered but will save them for friends if the time ever comes.

Point is that devs not necessary design their applications to make stats, actually often completely opposite.

I know that splinterlands took a lot of the transactions off chain as they were unnecessary but the difference here is that they are a proper business with devs trying to build and scale their app and userbase so want it running as lightly as possible.

I meant the apps that want to appear as if they are growing and building but have very little chance of lasting. They just try to make it look good so that the money and users roll in.

I wouldn't want to see fake stats as that defeats the purpose of tracking progress but i would like to see the actual stacks that are naturally created on an everyday basis by the games.

• Daily users.
• Marketplace activity.
• Marketcap

That's all that i meant.

As they give a better reflection of how the game is running for outside viewers and investors. The same for all games on hive so that we can see the total activity on chain. I don't care how many rental transactions are made daily or any other data logged to the blockchain or not. Just the up to date overview.

80,000 DAW +0.72%
$237,000 Marketplace activity today. +3.6%
$84,168,556 Market cap + 2.1%

That looks healthy to me and surely easy to track.

Looking at @cryptobrewmaster today it shows,

0 Daily active users. 0%
0.07c Marketplace activity. - 100%
$57,000 Marketcap. - 1.2%

Seeing these numbers I'm only going to be clicking into one app as the other looks dead in the water. Perception is a big part of marketing.

I know that somebody started building a separate app specifically for tracking all of the hive based apps last year in the same format as dappradar but think the project went by the wayside. It's a shame as the start of it looked promising.