LeoFinance Weekly Stats 11/09/2020 to 11/15/2020

over 3 years ago (Edited)

Welcome to the weekly edition of LeoFinance stats report.
This is a weekly report covering November 8, through November 15.
More data on comments and tokenomics in this report.

If you want to learn a bit more about the LeoFinance ecosystem and dig into the numbers, this is the place to be.

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The following topics will be covered:

Issued LEO Tokens
Top LEO Earners
Rewards to HP delegators trough the leo.bounties program
Daily stats on tokens staking
Share of tokens staked
Top Users that staked
Unique number of LeoFInance users
Posts/comments activities on the platform
Posting from LeoFinance.io interface
Price Chart

Issued LEO Tokens

Let’s take a look into token issuance and how it is distributed over time.

Below is a chart that represents the cumulative issued LEO tokens.

This chart is representing the total LEO supply, circulating supply and burned tokens.

A total of 7.81 issued LEO tokens, 2.15 burned, 5.66M circulating supply.

Next is the issued LEO tokens from last week. Here is the chart:

In the last week there is more tokens issued on two occasions. First on November 12, a 132k tokens were issued to the @leoteam account for the initial liquidity on Uniswap. Then almost 20k on November 14 to the @leo.bounites account for some leftover refunds from the initial hack.

Let’s see how these tokens were distributed.
Below is the chart of the top 10 LEO earners this week.

@onealfa.leo is on the top with 2.4k tokens, followed by @taskmaster4450 with around 2k tokens and @rollandthomas.

Rewards from Bounties

As mentioned above in the last week there is some leftover refunds made from the bounties account. Also the regular bounty to the HP delegators. Users who delegate their HP to the @leo.voter receive daily payouts in the form of LEO tokens at a rate of ~16% APR.

The top 6 accounts are all refunds. Then we have the rewards to the HP delegators.

Staking LEO

Below is a chart that represents the daily flow of staked and unstaked LEO tokens. A positive bar going up shows a day where more LEO was staked than unstaked.

July 2019 is excluded from the chart for better visibility. Those are the first days and there are a lot of tokens staked.

In the last month there has been large moves in the staking and unstaking numbers, due to the liquidity providers on Uniswap.

Prior to WLEO 1 there was a lot of unstaking. Then the hack happened, and users staked their tokens again. Then WLEO 2 was announced and went live. Now we are seeing unstaking again.

Below is the chart of the top 10 users that staked LEO last week:

@gattino is on the top with 15k staked, followed by @scaredycatguide and @revisesociology.

The Overall Flow of the LEO Token Supply:

The yellow (liquid LEO) is an interesting category. A lot of movements here due to the WLEO and now WLEO2.

Below is a chart of the ratio staked/unstaked tokens.

I have made categorized the LEO allocation in four groups as we can see from the chart:

	Tokens
Staked	4,276,805
Liquidity Pool on Uniswap	905,720
Liquid on Hive	443,938
Liquid on ETH	32,440
Total Supply	5,658,902

A note here on the total supply. The above 5.6M, exclude the tokens in the @null account or burned tokens. There is around 392k tokens there now. Furthermore, these are tokens burned only from the creation of the Hive blockchain and the Hive Engine. There is more than 2M LEO tokens burned, mainly from the sell wall. Most of them were burned before the creation of Hive Engine and are not showed in the @null account on Hive Engine.

LeoFinance Users

Below is a chart with the number of unique users that posted from the LeoFinance frontend.

A total of 1524 unique users have posted from the LeoFinance frontend.

In the last period there is an increase in the number of new users.

Monthly Active Users Posting from LeoFInance [MAU]

Here is the chart for the monthly active users that posted from the leofinance.io interface.

The user growth can be clearly seen from the MAU chart. An increase from 346 in September to 461 in October. This is now the ATH in monthly users for LEO, surpassing July 2019, when the project launched.

Activities on LeoFInance

Below is a chart of the LeoFinance activities with the numbers of posts from the LeoFinance interface and posts with the #leofinance tag.

The yellow are posts from the leofinance interface and the orange posts from other hive frontends with the leofinance tag.

Here is the chart showing only posts made from the leofinance.io interface.

The numbers keep going up and I the last week there is on average 130 posts per day.

LeoFinance has introduced a 10% incentive for posting trough the native frontend. When users post from other frontends and just with the leofinance tag they have 10% less rewards.

Number of comments from leofinance.io

There is an initiative in the last period for engagement on the platform and some of the large stakeholders have been voting comments a lot.

Here is the chart for the numbers of comments starting from April 2020.

The comments have gone parabolic in the last period. ATH in number of comments was set in the last week, on November 14th with 1011 comments per day.

Authors that commented the most

There is an initiative in the last period for engagement on the platform and some of the large stakeholders have been voting comments a lot.
Here are the top authors that commented the most.

@taskmaster3350le is holding strong on the top position with 552 comments. Up from the 463 in the last week. @acesontop is on the second place and @hitmeasap third. Some other well know communities’ members on the list as well.

Note that the above are comments made from the leofinance interface only.