Jubi Big Data: Overview of the domestic virtual currency market in 2015

Based on the data of JuBi platform for most of the past six months, the editor compiled a big data on the domestic competitive coin market, aiming to allow more investors to have a more detailed understanding of JuBi’s trading situation. At the same time, in order to provide users with valuable investment references, JuBi randomly selected 5,000 active user accounts for half a year. The results are for your reference only, and you are welcome to share and circulate.

1. Return on investment (March 27-October 8, 2015)

The proportion of users with a profit rate of more than 200% is about 5%, and the proportion of users with a profit rate between 150-200% is about 7%. The proportion of users with a profit rate of 0-100% is relatively high, reaching 27%. The largest proportion of users is in the range of 0-50% profit loss, accounting for 33%.

2. Distribution of players in each currency

We selected 5,000 active JuBi players to find out which currencies they are more interested in and which currencies are more actively traded. To this end, JuBi calculated the total value of the platform's altcoins and the value of each currency to come up with the following data.

3. Distribution of deposits of various currencies

Currently, there are 22 altcoins trading on JuBi.com. The following is the deposit status of each coin on JuBi.com.

The market value of all virtual currencies is calculated based on the market price on October 8, 2015.

4. Managers’ income (March to October 2015)

The JuBi Manager activity was officially launched in February 2015 and has been welcomed by users since its launch. As of the end of the summary period, more than 2,600 users have registered as managers. The highest manager's income exceeds 50,000 yuan. The overall income of managers is as follows:

5. Price trends of various currencies in the half year (March 27-October 8, 2015)

According to the professional K-line chart provided by Jubi.com, the price trends of various currencies from late March to late September in the past six months are sorted out. Most of the currency markets are mainly on the rise, with the increase concentrated in May and June. Since July, the currency market has become increasingly sluggish.