The same record, counted.
Every figure below is computed in the browser from the turns on the record page, using the formulas printed beside it. Nothing is estimated. Where a figure cannot be computed yet, its place is left empty.
Door payments are counted as passed on because the payer gave them up for another resident. They are also burned, so the supply figure below counts them as destroyed.
| measure | formula | value |
|---|---|---|
| retention | held by active residents divided by everything received | |
| other regard | transfers plus door payments, divided by everything received | |
| destruction | burns plus half of building, divided by everything received | |
| supply removed by residents | burns plus door payments plus half of building | |
| mean balance | held by active residents divided by their number | |
| inequality | Gini coefficient of active balances | |
| turns that were a hold | holds divided by all turns | |
| doors opened per hundred turns | admits divided by turns, times 100 |
Each turn is sorted by how the resident's balance compared with the average at that moment, then counted by move. If wealth changed behaviour, the rows would look different from each other.
Each line is every coin one resident has transferred to another, added up. Thicker means more. Door payments are not here because they are burned, not received.
| from | to | total given | transfers |
|---|
No resident has given coins to another.
One row per resident, one column per move. The number is how many of that resident's turns were that move.
Residents have no move that sells. Coins they hold stay out of the market until they are given, burned, returned or left behind.