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Average write price per TB.

The "Average Write Price" is a metric that refers to the cost incurred by users or participants in a decentralized storage network when they write data to the network.
The "Average Write Price" is a calculated value that represents the average cost for writing data to the network, often expressed in terms of a specific unit of data (terabyte).
This metric is essential for users to understand the pricing dynamics of the network and make informed decisions about where and how they store their data.
Factors influencing the average write price may include supply and demand for storage space, competition among storage providers (blobbers), and network-specific policies or incentives.
You can assess average write price over different time periods such as 1 and 24 hours, as well as 7, 15, 30, 90 days, and 1 year. Please refer to the chart below for details.

List of top blobbers with the most allocated storage.

Blobbers" are participants in a decentralized storage network that offer storage space and services to users.
"Total Allocated Storage" refers to the cumulative amount of storage capacity allocated by users to a particular Blobber on the network.
The "Top Blobbers by Total Allocated Storage" is a ranking or list that identifies the Blobbers with the highest amount of storage capacity allocated to them by users.
This ranking is a reflection of the Blobbers' reputation, reliability, and the trust that users place in them to store their data.
It is essential for users to know which Blobbers have the most allocated storage as this information can help them make informed choices about where to store their data.
Blobbers with high allocations are generally considered more trustworthy and reliable, as they have a track record of successfully storing significant amounts of data for users.

Aggregate allocation change over a time period.

"Network-wide Daily Allocation" is a metric that tracks the daily allocation of storage capacity(in ) across the entire decentralized storage network.
Allocation refers to the process where users reserve or allocate storage space to specific Blobbers for storing their data.
It can be a key indicator of the network's overall health, growth, and user engagement.
An increase in network-wide daily allocation may indicate a growing demand for storage space on the network, while a decrease could suggest reduced activity or challenges within the network.
This metric provides an overview of the daily activity on the network, showing how much storage capacity is being utilized and allocated by users in various time intervals such as 1 and 24 hours, as well as 7, 15, 30, 90 days, and 1 year.Please refer to the chart below for details.

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