Social Dominance
Definition
Social Dominance shows the share of the discussions in crypto media that is referring to a particular asset or phrase.
The metric is build on top of the Social Data.
Social Dominance for an Asset
Social Dominance for an asset compares the Social Volume of that asset to the combined social volume of the 100 largest assets by marketcap.
Social Dominance of 50% for an asset means that the number of messages/posts that discuss this asset equal half the number of messages/posts that discuss the Top 100 assets.
This definition allows the social dominance of an asset to exceed 100%. This can happen for assets whose name and/or ticker is a very common English word.
Social Dominance for a text phrase
Social Dominance for an arbitrary text phrase compares the Social Volume of that search term to the total number of documents available. This essentially computes the percentage of all documents that match this search term.
Access
Measuring Unit
Number - % between 0 and 100
Data Type
Change Metrics
Frequency
Latency
Available Assets
Available for these assets
Note:
social_dominance_total
metric and all metrics for a specific source are available for the same set of assets.
Sanbase
Combined Social Dominance from all sources for an asset can be seen on a project's page.
Social Dominance for arbitrary search terms can be viewed from the trends
page
and enabling the Social Dominance toggle on the next page that shows the result.
The combined social dominance from all sources is displayed
SanAPI
Available under the social_dominance_total
and social_dominance_total_<source>
names, where the available sources are:
- telegram
- bitcointalk
- total (combines all sources)
Social Dominance for an asset
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{ getMetric(metric: "social_dominance_total") { timeseriesData( selector: { slug: "santiment" } from: "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z" to: "2020-01-07T00:00:00Z" interval: "1d" ) { datetime value } } }
Social Dominance for arbitrary search term
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{ getMetric(metric: "social_dominance_telegram") { timeseriesData( selector: { text: "btc AND 1?k" } from: "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z" to: "2020-01-07T00:00:00Z" interval: "1d" ) { datetime value } } }
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