THE WHOLE NETWORK
TIP GRAPH
The network’s settled tipping, drawn as one picture. Each line is MOTION that actually moved, pointing from the account that sent it to the account that received it. Drag any node and the accounts it has tipped follow.
TIP GRAPH
READING THE GRAPH
- Square is an allocator: an account that holds a weekly allowance and spends it.
- Circle is a member: an account that has been tipped into the network.
- A line is settled MOTION, and it points the way the money went.
- A brighter ring means that account has more tips than are drawn. Click it to pull them in.
Settled era-2 tips only, capped at the busiest 200 accounts and at 600 lines between them, so it is a photograph of the network rather than a ledger. Both caps truncate independently: past either one, tips that settled are not drawn here. The graph is anchored on the busiest account IN THIS PICTURE, which is a hub rather than anyone in particular. Protected and excluded accounts do not appear, so a tip between two of them is counted by neither this picture nor its edges, and an unlisted member keeps its lines while its allocator mark is withheld.