Open JFWooten4 opened 1 month ago
I think data team may have this data cc @sydneynotthecity
Thanks @janewang, you are really improving the Laboratory lately! ππΌ To briefly elaborate, it would be stellar for new users to easily understand early cooperation agreements such as Stripe's whereby "net profits are returned to the Foundation." Namely, this and other arrangements were not immediately apparent to me based on on-chain activities, and certain shifting regulatory landscapes would likely appreciate a transparent disclosure of funding, as SDF has well championed for years. π
What problem does your feature solve?
While the current lumen supply metrics section gives transparent insight into coin distribution, it does not provide much legacy context.
More to the point, there is not much public documentation on the early distribution of lumens. π
While it is generally reported that Stripe and others partook in early disseminations, it's materially difficult to find the specifics without diving into on-chain data. βοΈβπ₯
What would you like to see?
Documentation on the early distribution efforts of lumens, including any allocations to co-founders.
It is common in other projects for this kind of info to include explicit public keys for inaugural developers. π§π»βπ»
Aside from direct seed investments, it would be stellar to see further information as to the allocations in campaigns like the Facebook giveaway, CoinBase Learn partnership, and direct investments.
What alternatives are there?
First and foremost, this information is already public for a vast majority of network participants that reveal their public keys in their
stellar.toml
files. πAll I'm suggesting is that we make this more transparent general knowledge so as to hasten new users' understanding of Stellar Lumens coin ownership decentralization.
We could do nothing, but this might leave certain groups with material 'ammunition' to make unjustified claims about central control of the network. π€