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Data Runners Report January 2023

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1.1 USERS – new faction registrations weekly

New faction registrations in January down to 130 registrations in the last week of the month

new factions registration weekly
 

1.2 USERS – active users in S.C.O.R.E. monthly

Monthly active users are still declining but the decline is slowing down


 

1.3 USERS – active users marketplace & lockers weekly

After claim stakes and CSS land sales, activity is back to normal

(blue) marketplace | (orange) POLIS locker | (red) ATLAS locker

 

2.1 LAND – claim stakes & CSS land trading volume daily

Trading volume increased slightly before the rewards ran out at the end of the month

(blue) claim stakes | (orange) CSS land

 

2.2 SHIPS – star atlas marketplace ship volume daily

Total ship trading volume down to 10-30k USDC daily

(blue) ATLAS | (orange) USDC

 

2.3 SHIPS – ships staked in S.C.O.R.E.

Total VWAP of staked ships increased slightly to $165.9m


 

2.3 SHIPS – ships staked in S.C.O.R.E.

Only minor changes to the number of various ships staked in S.C.O.R.E.


 

2.4 SHIPS – buy vs. sell trading volume

After the FTX collapse and ship discounts in late Nov/Dec, buy-sell trading volume is back to normal (see Notes for explanation)

(blue) buy trading volume | (orange) sell trading volume

 

2.5 MARKETPLACE – ATLAS vs. USDC total trading volume

ATLAS dominance remains low at around 10%

(blue) ATLAS | (orange) USDC

 

3.1 DAO – star atlas DAO treasury

The Star Atlas DAO treasury now holds nearly 400m ATLAS and 130k USDC

(blue) DAO Treasury USDC – marketplace fees

 

4.1 SPI – aephia ship price index SPI [USDC]

Ship prices in USDC appear to be stabilizing at current levels


 

5.1 ACTIVITY – players activity over factions

Minimal growth in all 3 factions (Mud: 0.9%, Oni: 0.4%, Ustur 0.7% MoM).


 

5.2 ACTIVITY – firepower over factions

Growth of total active firepower, especially for Oni (Mud 2%, Oni 5%, Ustur 2% MoM), which is closing the gap with Ustur.


 

6.1 CENSUS – Firepower & VWAP over faction

Following the Scorecard of the month, showing a decrease of average firepower for active players (Mud -8%, Oni -4%,Ustur -8% MoM) and the relative median (Mud -10%, Oni -10%, Ustur -10% MoM). Similar trend in the average VWAP for active players (Mud -9%, Oni -4%. Ustur -8% MoM) and the relative median (Mud -10% , Oni -9%, Ustur -18%!! MoM).


 

6.2 CENSUS – appendix: player distribution

This points to a general shift to a lower tear of ships, compared with the previous month, which is also observable in the cohort distribution.


NOTES

1.1 USERS – new faction registrations weekly
Faction registrations are wallets that have registered to one of the three factions. This is
a requirement for playing S.C.O.R.E. We are measuring new registrations within a week.

1.2 USERS – active users in S.C.O.R.E. monthly
Active users in S.C.O.R.E. are wallets that have made at least one transaction (e.g., refill, deposit,
withdrawal) with the S.C.O.R.E. program within a month.

1.3 USERS – active users marketplace & lockers weekly
Active users on the marketplace are wallets that have at least made one trade in goods on the Star
Atlas marketplace within a week. We excluded resources in this query because the count would then
be very similar to active users in S.C.O.R.E. | Active users for the lockers are wallets that made at least
one transaction with the ATLAS or the POLIS locker within a week.

2.1 LAND – claim stakes & CSS land trading volume daily
This is an aggregate of the ATLAS and USDC trade volumes within one day of the claim stakes & CSS
land on the marketplace, primary and secondary market – measured in USDC.

2.2 SHIPS – star atlas marketplace ship volume daily
This is an aggregate of the ATLAS and USDC trade volumes of all ships on the marketplace within one day – measured in USDC.

2.3 SHIPS – ships staked in S.C.O.R.E.
Ships staked in SCORE by volume, change in volume within the last month
and VWAP value. The volume weighted average price (VWAP) is the average
origination price (in USDC) weighted by the supply.

2.4 SHIPS – buy vs. sell trading volume
A trade is executed when a market order is placed on the Star Atlas Marketplace. If the order is a buy, the best ask price will be filled. If it is a sell order, the best bid will be filled. We measure the trade volume of a buy order placed at the market as buy trade volume and the trade volume of a sell order placed at the market as sell trade volume. When an order is placed as a limit order, no trade is made but liquidity is provided. The chart shows the 7 day average percentage of the total trading volume for buy trading volume and sell trading volume. We believe this chart should be interpreted as a sentiment indicator.

2.5 MARKETPLACE – ATLAS vs. USDC total trading volume
We measure the total trading volume for all assets on the Star Atlas
marketplace for ATLAS and USDC. The chart shows the 7 day average
percentage of the total trading volume for ATLAS and USDC.

3.1 DAO – star atlas DAO treasury
The Star Atlas DAO Treasury comes from two sources. First, the R4s sold on the marketplace for
ATLAS go to the DAO treasury. Second, a marketplace fee has been introduced.
⅓ of that fee goes to the DAO treasury. Those fees are collected in ATLAS and USDC,
depending on the currency of the traded good. This chart shows the marketplace fees
collected in USDC for the DAO treasruy.

4.1 SPI – aephia ship price index SPI [USDC]
The Aephia Ship Price Index – SPI (USDC) is a digital asset index tracking the USDC price performance
of all ships available in the Star Atlas metaverse. The index is weighted by the VWAP value of each
ship staked into S.C.O.R.E. Since over 90% of all ships circulating are staked, this is a good approximation
for the circulating market cap. The index starts on July 21, 2022 at a value of 100.

5.1 ACTIVITY – players activity over factions
Active players in S.C.O.R.E. are wallets that have made at least one transaction (e.g., refill, deposit,
withdrawal) with the S.C.O.R.E. program within a month. The active and inactive players are divided into the
three factions.

5.2 ACTIVITY – firepower over factions
Active players in S.C.O.R.E. are wallets that have made at least one transaction (e.g. refill, deposit,
withdrawal) with the S.C.O.R.E. program within a month. It has been shared in the foundation room discord
channel that the multiplier for component sizes has been changed. The old furmula was “two Small class
components equate to roughly 73,5% of the output of one Medium component”. The new formula is “one medium
component is 2.5x the output of one small component”. If we assume that a missile bay has twice the firepower
of a weapon hardpoint and we set the firepower of an XXS weapon hardpoint to 1, then we can calculate the
firepower for each ship and thus for an entire faction. Max firepower is the player with the highest firepower
of each faction.

6.1 CENSUS – Firepower & VWAP over faction
Active players in S.C.O.R.E. are wallets that have made at least one transaction (e.g. refill, deposit,
withdrawal) with the S.C.O.R.E. program within a month. It has been shared in the foundation room discord
channel that the multiplier for component sizes has been changed. The old furmula was “two Small class
components equate to roughly 73,5% of the output of one Medium component”. The new formula is “one medium
component is 2.5x the output of one small component”. If we assume that a missile bay has twice the firepower
of a weapon hardpoint and we set the firepower of an XXS weapon hardpoint to 1, then we can calculate the
firepower for each ship and thus for an entire faction. Max firepower is the player with the highest firepower
of each faction.

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