Question

• Are other wallet providers doing something similar?
  • Yes, some other wallet providers, like Dapper wallet or Lilico also subsidize the FLOW network fees for their users.
• Can we determine what wallet provider an address is using from payer or any other transaction data?

  • We've noticed that the 3 main identifiers in a transaction are payer, proposer, and authorizers and it seems like we can determine some information about wallet provider here.

    Assuming that each wallet provider has a specific payer, in this case:

    • payer = 0x55ad22f01ef568a1 → Blocto
    • payer = 0x319e67f2ef9d937f → Lilico
    • payer = 0x18eb4ee6b3c026d2 → Dapper

    Then we considered AUTHORIZERS as addresses. Finally, assuming that their first transaction is on the same day of wallet creation, we identified the addresses related to each wallet provider. More details are given in the 'Data Analysis' section.

Data Analysis

The chart below shows the number of addresses created related to each of the wallet providers. The maximum number of addresses created for each of the wallets are:

• Dapper → Apr 22, 28.4k addresses
• Blocto → June 26, 24k addresses
• Lilico → June 27, 588 addresses

\n Almost from May onwards most of the new addresses are related to Blocto wallet.

Among the different wallet providers, the largest number of new addresses are related to Blocto (338,117 addresses).

So far, an average of 4,025 addresses are created on Blocto per day. Dapper wallet is in second place with 1,878 addresses.