{"chains":[{"chain":"ethereum","unit":"withdrawal address","holders":41913,"nakamoto_coefficient":7,"threshold":0.3333333333333333,"top_1_share":0.21234300235163026,"top_5_share":0.32301683027379824,"top_10_share":0.35552630519912115,"top_20_share":0.40300965012648127,"hhi":0.052461676444329336,"effective_holders":19.061533442629653,"gini":0.9459812062599553,"note":"One row is one withdrawal address, not one validator. A validator is 32 ETH and a single pool runs hundreds of thousands of them, so counting validators would report this as the most decentralised chain here by a factor of ten thousand — when it is the one where a single party controls the largest share."}],"note":"The Nakamoto coefficient is the fewest holders whose combined stake reaches a third — the share at which a party can halt a chain by refusing to participate. Effective holders is the number of equally-sized holders that would produce the same concentration, which is the readable form of the Herfindahl index beside it. Nothing here is comparable across chains without reading the unit each one counts."}