[5.19] Distribution Dashboard

[danch.quixote]

I made a dashboard for EP [5.19].
Here it is: Dune.

It tracks what the distribution recipients did with their allocation – sold, delegated, or are still inactive.

I believe that with this tool it will be possible to evaluate both the activity of individuals (using this table):

And the effectiveness of the initiative as a whole (using counters):

Also, with the help of the dashboard, you can see how many of the distributed tokens ultimately participated in voting for various executable proposals:

[estmcmxci]

Dude, this is awesome! I bookmarked it. Looking forward to seeing if (and when) those inactive $ENS get delegated over the next year.

[estmcmxci]

Hey @danch.quixote—would it be helpful to change the title of the ‘Sold Tokens’ category to ‘Claimed Tokens’?

Because the current label ‘Sold Tokens’ is misleading—it implies that these tokens were sold on the market when, in reality, they were simply claimed and, in some cases, self-delegated. The distinction is important because it affects how delegation and voting power are understood.

Renaming the category to ‘Claimed Tokens’ would more accurately reflect the actual movement of tokens and prevent confusion about whether they were sold or retained for delegation.

[hidayath.eth]

I was thinking the same, instead of ‘sold,’ it should be ‘claimed’ or ‘withdrawn.’

[danch.quixote]

@estmcmxci

Hey @danch.quixote—would it be helpful to change the title of the ‘Sold Tokens’ category to ‘Claimed Tokens’?

@hidayath.eth

I was thinking the same, instead of ‘sold,’ it should be ‘claimed’ or ‘withdrawn.’

Sounds reasonable, thank you guys! Changed.

[estmcmxci]

Another quick suggestion would be to add a delegation ratio metric (e.g., 0.69) that illustrates the proportion of delegated vs. non-delegated tokens, offering a clearer view of governance participation. This would help track decentralization trends and gauge how actively token holders engage with governance.