CTP weekly stats report

Welcome to my CTP weekly stats report. It is compiled for everyone interested in the development of CTP Talk and CTP token, so please continue to read for your weekly stats dosage.

Weekly summary

Let me start with the development of the key performance indicators, which I will further breakdown in the rest of the report.

The rest of the report is divided in the following sections:
• Daily posts and earnings on CTP Talk
• Top CTP Talk post authors and earners
• New, active and total post authors
• Daily comments and earnings
• CTP Talk frontend utilisation
• CTP on Hive-Engine & Market capitalisation

Daily posts and earnings on CTP Talk

The first section contains the daily posts and earnings in week 16. During this week, 487 (+2.3%) unique authors published 1,694 (-11.1%) posts and generated 22,432 CTP in earnings. The first chart below presents the number of posts published per day.

The second chart shows the earnings these posts have generated per day.

In the past weeks, the number of unique authors kept growing with 5.3 authors weekly although we see a clear slowdown since the beginning of April.

Also the number of posts increased with 6.7 posts weekly but again here we see a similar slowdown.

New, active and total post authors

In week 16 we had 47 new authors on CTP Talk.

I would like to welcome @kaymatt, @risingstargame, @keniel16, @aronexxon, @dwixer, @rutablockchain, @informationvault, @ciremc, @akinolawilly, @reddragonfly, @celfmagazine, @antonym, @stickupmusic, @biologist25, @riandeuk, @scooter77.pob, @damseljade, @mrwin, @morenow, @meetalipoetry, @sergeyk, @alexkidding, @pimpstudio-cash, @cindylove1, @luna1402, @failingforwards, @almi, @pradiproycse, @iyimoga, @digitalopus, @smilestitches, @youdidntknow, @zottonetoken, @toyl55, @winnifr3d, @deivis75, @camiloferrua, @bettyleo, @photochain, @embassyclassic, @josem22, @eribetzi, @anacristinasilva, @hive-191469, @eve66, @strenue and @timmypat to the CTP tribe, having published their first post during this week.

Looking at the overall trend, the number of new authors is further increasing with 0.2 authors weekly. As a result, the total number of CTP Talk authors has now reached 1,855.

The 14-days retention rate (which provides an indication of CTP Swarm engagement, interest, and loyalty) has reached 609 authors and is still advancing.

Daily comments and earnings

This week we had 12,488 comments in total, it is a bit less than last week but still moving in an upward trend. In the chart below you will see the steady increase in CTP post comments.

On the other hand, the comment upvote value decreased again this week to 1,254 CTP.

CTP Talk frontend utilisation

In the sections above I have highlighted the posts and comments generated using the CTP tag. These posts and comments could have been entered using many different frontends. When we specifically look at the CTP Talk frontend, 195 posts and comments were published in week 16.

The TOP 3 authors were @alente (8 posts), @hirohurl (6 posts) and @amr008.ctp (2 posts).

The TOP 3 comment posters were @jfang003 (54 comments), @moonthumb (30 comments) and @adysscheryl (7 comments).

The two graphs below present the TOP 10 post and comment authors, although there were only 8 post authors in week 16 ☹.

The frontend was used substantial less as compared to last week. With the new frontend under development, I would expect this number to increase substantially.

CTP on Hive-Engine & Market Capitalisation

The following charts present the development of the CTP token on Hive-Engine.

The first one providing an overview of the total CTP supply, the number of tokens staked, liquid and burned.

In week to 25 April, the total CTP supply increased with 52,679 CTP to 3,198,797 CTP. The number of tokens staked went up to 2,800,604 or 89.93% of the total number in circulation. Finally, 434 CTP were burned.

The total amount of CTP in circulation is held by 3,112 (+2.2%) account holders, which is steadily increasing.

The next chart presents the TOP 20 CTP holders. During the week, @lisamgentile1961, @rcaine and @howyf2 passed @bradleyarrow in the chart.

The following chart is taken from Hive Engine and presents the price development in the last three months. As you can see there has been a steady decline in price after the peak mid-February. On the positive side, the price has stabilised at the end of March and is slowly increasing again.