Yes, I can compare user balances month to month, but that alone doesn't provide an accurate picture. The problem is that I can’t always tell whether a user is powering up or cashing out just by looking at their balance. For example, someone might earn 500 STEEM and withdraw it, yet their balance could stay the same. This makes it hard to understand what’s really going on.

In my mind, the better approach is to track how much each user earns, which club they belong to (e.g., club5050, club75), and how much they power up or power down. I've noticed that some tutorials calculate club eligibility incorrectly. They only consider transfers and power-ups but ignore power-downs, which gives inaccurate results.

For instance, a user could power up 100 STEEM, power down 100 STEEM, and also transfer 100 STEEM. Some club5050 tools might still mark them as eligible, but that's misleading if the power-down isn't counted.

My plan is to store this data monthly, possibly on a server, and compare it over time. I’ll first share the results publicly here. By focusing on actual earnings, power-ups, and power-downs, this method should provide a more accurate and transparent view of user activity and club qualification

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