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[Request feature] Chart that shows the last movement of CKBytes in existence #424
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PR: nervosnetwork/ckb-explorer#1534
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The API is ready, we may start the UX @Sven-TBD |
Okay. The front-end work of issue has been delegated to @zmcNotafraid , coz it's not a high priority work, and Mingchang finished the backend Do we still need a UI for this one as well? Something like the color for the Chart |
In above chart, we needs to calcuate every day's different time range live cell's capacity as |
Based on the distribution mentioned at #424 (comment)
The chart is about |
mainnet
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After research, we can't directly get live cell ouputs capacity from dao field.So we use our explorer's data as taotal live cell capacity. |
I recently wrote this article (https://www.nervos.org/knowledge-base/surprisingly_secondary_issuance_is_not_inflationary) in which I try to explain how the loss of coins affects the total spendable CKBytes over time. As a result of this article, I think it would be interesting for the community to have a chart in the CKB explorer that shows the liquidity of the network but taking into account how this liquidity moves over time. For example, we could display how many CKBytes have been moved in the last year, how many CKBytes have not been moved for X years, etc. In fact, Glassnode has similar charts like "Hold Wave" and "Hodled or lost coins" (we don't have to call it the same way, we simply show the temporalities and let the reader draw his own conclusions. It doesn't have to be the same either, it's just an example):
Thanks to NervosDAO we can better identify and represent saving behaviors in the network compared to Bitcoin, but I think adding temporalities would add a richer and more nuanced view of network liquidity, especially to liquid CKBs that are not in the DAO, i.e. those CKBytes with transactional priorities. CKB economic model is richly nuanced and this type of chart can help community members understand it better. I also think it would be a good complement and contextualizes this other chart: https://explorer.nervos.org/charts/liquidity.
Some reference articles on this topic:
Bitcoin Data Science (Pt. 1): HODL Waves
Bitcoin Data Science (Pt. 2): The Geology of Lost Coins
Bitcoin Data Science (Pt. 3): Dust & Thermodynamics
A Primer on Bitcoin Investor Sentiment and Changes in Saving Behavior
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