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RE: The big and small fishes of Augur, Civic, EOS and VeChain: A Statistical Comparison

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hr1 (59) in eos • 7 years ago

Thanks for the analysis! Have you considered sharing the code used for the analysis?

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7 years ago by hr1 (59)

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sensi-stats (46) · 7 years ago

The code is written in Matlab/Octave. It relies on data tables named according to each project, containing two columns (address and balance). We scrape this data from the Etherscan.io website using a generic crawler and parser.

cellICOs    = {'AUGUR','CIVIC','EOS','VECHAIN'};
icoClr      = {'r','m','b','g'};
figure;
for i=1:numel(cellICOs)
    ld      = load(['tbl_' cellICOs{i}]);
    tbl     = ld.tbl;
    tbl     = sortrows(tbl,2);
    tot     = sum(tbl.blnc);
    stairs(tbl.blnc/tot,cumsum(tbl.blnc)/tot,...
            ['.-' icoClr{i}],'DisplayName',cellICOs{i});
    hold on;
end
set(gca,'xscale','log');
grid on;
ylabel('Sum of wallets with \leq X')
xlabel('Individual wallet share (X)');
pbaspect([1.66 1 1])
title('Token distributions as of 04.03.2018');

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yinmyo (30) · 7 years ago

@hr1 thanks for your voting.

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