Dear DLivers & Steemians, I have some news about DLive to share with everyone on DLive and Steemit. Before I get into the details, I want to take a moment to thank @ned and Steemit Inc. for the support.

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Many of you have already heard you can delegate and undelegate Steem Power via the Minnowbooster website. However, some of you may not understand how to undelegate Steem Power, which is a problem if you

Mes chers Steemians! Aujourd'hui je vais vous parler du Steet art à Barcelone! source Pour en savoir plus sur l'histoire du Street art, je vous invite à cliquer sur ce lien: Il était une fois l'histoire

This is part of a series on how much delegators get from investing in bid-bots. See for more information. The @rocky1 bid-bot was created at the beginning of August 2017. It has currently a USD 118 vote

This is the fourth part of a 9 part tutorial series about the R Statistical Programming Language, targeted at data analysts and programmers that are active on Steem. In this course you will learn the R

This is part of a series on how much delegators get from investing in bid-bots. See for more information. The @upme bid-bot was created at the end of August 2017. It has a very hight delegator concentration:

This is part of a series on how much delegators get from investing in bid-bots. See for more information. The visual and analytic exploration of the bid-bots funding and expenses continues today with the

In this tutorial series you will learn how to use the open source R programming language and the steemRdata package to analyse data from the Steem Blockchain. Repository The R source code can be found

@appreciator is the second biggest bid-bot by vote value at this moment. It is also hard to audit. As noted in the last post ( we can always verify with certainty what are the delegators to an account.

We aim to make the R language for statistical analysis accessible to the Steem community by providing an native R interface to the data from the Steem Blockchain. You can read more about it at This project

How much are delegators earning on their investment in bid-bots? The Steem blockchain has most of the data needed to make the calculations so let’s follow the numbers! But not so fast. First, we need some

Introduction and Scope The first half of 2018 has not been kind to crypto. The highs in the first week of January quickly faded, to be replaced by a six-month hangover as prices slumped back to the levels

Steem Monsters Adds Steem Account Creation! So, @yabapmatt and I (@aggroed) are both witnesses on the Steem blockchain. This means we are elected officials who help build the blockchain. That's the bare

A bid-bot sells votes to authors who want to get their posts in the “trending” and “hot” sections of web services like steemit.com or busy.org. It allows authors to show their work to a wider audience

In this post we discuss the data selection and the processing used to calculate the end of month delegation balances since delegations started in March 2017. Let's see the first month of delegation

There’s always two sides to a delegation: someone receives the Steem Power that another one gives. Last post was about the receiving parties ( Now to the ones that lend/give Steem Power. Here we can see

By suggestion of @miniature-tiger ( I put some different colors on the chart showing the main accounts receiving delegations ( Each color represents a different type of account, as shown by the legend.

After seeing how to get Steem aggregated data ( and how to connect to the database ( we’re finally going to make some data analysis and to draw a nice chart. Let’s get all the VESTS that all accounts across

As discussed in the previous post ( we’re going to use the SteemSQL service to get the Steem blockchain data. The connection to the database will be made using the R software ( It’s a widely used open