Who's Got the Flow?
This dashboard gives in the details of the users with the FLOW tokens over time. Particularly this also checks if there is any influence of Whales and also addresses the holders who holds most of the FLOW tokens. Now Let us dive in.
INTRODUCTION
The open metaverse and Web3 are intended to be built atop the proof-of-stake blockchain known as Flow, which supports consumer-scale decentralized apps, NFTs, Defi, DAOs, PFP projects, and more. Powered by Cadence, a unique programming language created especially for digital assets, Flow gives developers the freedom to experiment and push the envelope in order to create the next billion-dollar Web3 applications. Flow is an open, decentralized platform with a thriving ecosystem of creators from top brands, development studios, venture-backed startups, crypto leaders, and more. It was developed by a team that has consistently produced industry-leading consumer-scale experiences, such as CryptoKitties, NBA Top Shot, and NFL ALL DAY. There are several individual nodes—software programs managed by people—that make up this vast network. Each node in the network has a tiny but important role to play in ensuring that the network functions properly and that other nodes are doing the same. Because no single central node is solely responsible for the security and integrity of the network and the data it contains, this shared responsibility is sometimes referred to as decentralization. It is a decentralized blockchain that encourages developers. The basis for the next generation of video games, software, and digital assets is called Flow. According to the Flow project, its design achieves the necessary performance for commonplace applications. The network and all the apps built on top of it need the money $FLOW to operate. FLOW is intended to serve as both a means of payment and a long-term reserve asset for the whole Flow economy. Validators, developers, and users use the token to take part in the FLOW network and earn rewards.

METHODOLOGY
The main goal of this dashboard is to track the flow of the FLOW tokens. Thus as usual a few ideologies and a couple of inspired ideas from Jack are also followed. Hence initially, the total holders of the FLOW tokens and the sum of the tokens in the aggregate of the wallets as well as the average of the tokens in each of the wallets are calculated. Now the inflow, outflow along with the Netflow of the FLOW tokens in and out of the wallets over time is charted to see how it changes over time. Then the net volume of each token with different parameters is also charted. Then the total volume and the holders who hold the top 10 FLOW token holders are calculated. Now, the different ranges of the FLOW tokens as well as the users are considered so as to see the behavior of the tokens. Now the monthly analysis of the Balances of the tokens in the Wallets is charted here. Now upon finalizing, the total flow token balance over time is also charted here. The top 10 wrapped FLOW token holders are also charted so that upon combining, a determined view of the FLOW tokens can be obtained.
The Average Flow ,Total Flow tokens into the wallets of the users and then the total holders are also charted for here. This is to get an idea about the overview on the FLOW tokens in the network. Keep in mind that this is an aggregate of the total period and the time dependent charts are coming up.
The inflow and outflow of the FLOW tokens over the past two months is charted here. The net distribution is made more understandable with the Inflow-Outflow volume too. Then upon seeing the chart, it is clear that in the very recent days,perhaps in a week the inflow is larger than the outflow as following the similar trend but that during the last two weeks, the situation was vice versa.
The top 10 FLOW token holders over the whole time are charted here and it is seen that two wallets each hold 35% of the total share.
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Above here shown is the Net behavior of the total volume of the FLOW tokens and it is clear that the Maximum NET volume is 9M and the average is 346k while the minimum net volume goes to a negative value as -3.7 M and also the median is -34k.
The different range of the users over the value of the FLOW tokens they hold is also charted here and it is seen that most of the users hold <10 FLOW token which is magnitudes larger than the other levels.
The balances of the FLOW tokens in the total wallets in the past months are charted here and it is seen that over time the shared held by each month is almost the same with an uncertainty of 0.1%.

The chart finally here shows wrapped FLOW tokens and the pools that have the tokens and it is seen that the Uniswap pool is the one that holds the most.
So,
- The $Flow balance has significantly declined in recent months despite the fact that the number of Flow holders has increased significantly. This may be a result of the chaotic state of the cryptocurrency market in recent months; Flow is not immune to this tale, of course.
- Since the beginning of this year till now, we have noticed a considerable rise in the average balance of the top 10 Wrapped $FLOW holders on the Ethereum network.
- The most used $WFLOW balance among Ethereum users was the uniswap pool.
- In the conclusion, we can say that the Flow Blockchain is doing well in terms of user numbers, and things are just getting better. However, Flow's dollar value is not in excellent shape, and this cryptocurrency has lost value as a result of the harsh circumstances in the cryptocurrency market.
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