General Stats of Selected Proposal

What is Cosmos?

Heralded as an “Internet of blockchains” by its founding team, Cosmos aims to create a network of crypto networks united by open-source tools for streamlining transactions between them. 

It’s this focus on customizability and interoperability that sets Cosmos apart from other projects. 

Rather than prioritizing its own network, its goal is to foster an ecosystem of networks that can share data and tokens programmatically, with no central party facilitating the activity. 

Each new independent blockchain created within Cosmos (called a “zone”) is then tethered to the Cosmos Hub, which maintains a record of the state of each zone and vice versa. 

The Cosmos Hub, a proof-of-stake blockchain, is powered by its native ATOM cryptocurrency. 

Digital asset delegation and staking

Many aspects of delegation are common across PoS protocols — though the process for each network can have its own specific nuances. To understand how delegation functions within a PoS protocol, it’s helpful to make the distinction between proof of work (PoW) mining and PoS validation.

FINDINGS

If we examine the core values ​​of the selected proposal, this is the view we encounter:

The ones who voted the most were regular users and they voted on the second day.

Their total number is 60.6k and when we look at the total votes, normal users have the highest number, which is 66k.

Compared to other proposals, the proposal has 82 voters one click above average. Especially after proposal 82, the number of voters started to decrease. It was low before, but with proposal 82, it has increased a bit.

Vote Options and Frequency Of Vote Changers

Staked ATOM Chapter

FINDINGS

There are a total of 56.2k yes votes for the maximum yes vote. And there are 49.6k voters. These values ​​cover an average of 77 percent of all voters and voters.

When we examine the vote changers, we see that the most vote changes are for 'From Yes to No With Veto'. A total of 3374 people changed their votes in this way. And this number corresponds to more than 50 percent of voters. In addition, when we examine the voting frequency, the highest voting frequency is voting once. Secondly, there are those who voted twice.

FINDINGS

Finally, when we examine the atom volumes, we see that the average number of staked atoms is mostly in the 'No With Veto' option. Its average value is 1012 ATOMs. The second highest value is found in the 'Abstain' option.

When we examine the balance of the voters, the balance of the majority is less than 10 ATOM. A total of 13.7k people are in this segment.

Methodology

While preparing this dashboard, a few tables were used mainly. These tables are as follows:

cosmos.core.fact_transactions

cosmos.core.fact_msg_attributes

and in the tables to examine the relevant proposal.

The ATTRIBUTE_KEY property is used.

Conclusion

In the selected proposal, the highest number of votes were gathered on the second day of the voting and those who voted the most were regular users. The highest number of votes was 'YES' and there are a total of 56.2k votes in this segment.

The most common option among voters was 'From YES to NO With Veto'. 54 percent of those who changed their votes preferred this option. And when we look at the frequency of voting, users voted at most 2 times, except for those who voted once. When we look at the balances, the average staked ATOM values ​​are higher in the 'NO With Veto' option and the 'Below 10 ATOM' segment has the highest balances of users.