Very interesting data. What was happening in 2018 that caused turn-over to skyrocket? Was there a surge in education that helped users to get through the set up phase and make their first post?
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Very interesting data. What was happening in 2018 that caused turn-over to skyrocket? Was there a surge in education that helped users to get through the set up phase and make their first post?
To be honest, I do not know. Steemit Inc fixed their onboarding problems in mid 2018, but a lot of that year had massive user registration issues.
there was a waiting period in 2018 for accounts but a lot of accounts were created then. If i remember the data end of 2017 and first half of 2018 had the most account created on the chain (maybe till the boom of splinterlands).
A lot of accounts were bots as there was good amount of people trying to exploit the bull market of steem those days.
I do feel that there is a good amount of 2018 accounts still active, or maybe it is just that i most people i know here are from those times.
Seems plausible, the numbers would be inflated by users coming in through those YT promoters. And then after the bid bots were killed off in HF21 the profit seekers would flock elsewhere.