March 28, 2021: Curve Dashboard π₯π₯π₯
Sampling of Portfolio Trends via Amazing New Curve Feature
The most beautiful site in Web3 became even more beautiful last week as Phillippe Masset launched a Curve Profits Dashboard.
Users love it:
You know itβs a great feature when the hottest thing on social media is people posting screenshots of their balances for public consumption:
It got us thinking β what is the right balance you should carry to avoid looking poor on social media? Thankfully, this cool feature is notably incredible in that it also works on other peopleβs wallets:
We used this functionality to do a quick anonymized sampling of random Curve Market Cap users. We grabbed 25 random addresses, of which 13 had actually staked (presumably the other half are poking around to see if they want to use Curve)
Among the users who carried a balance, hereβs what the distribution looked like:
Itβs not hard to find whales when you go fishing at Curve. In our sample, the median portfolio value was $170K β if you post a selfie revealing a Curve balance higher than this you can expect to make about half of Curve users jealous.
We also see that power law that comes up so often. Due to the skew of large balances, the average ran a bit higher at $231K. The largest in our sample was $947K, but we surely would have found larger if we kept sniffing. The smallest β and likely the largest complainer about gas prices β held a measly $0.08.
Nobody under $50K held any veCRV, while everybody above this cutoff did. The most popular pool was $sETH, held by 7/13 portfolios including whales and minnows alike. Among whales, five of the largest six had a balance of $USDN.
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