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# OpenChat Daily CHIT claim count Methodology

## 1. Overview

The daily chit claim count metric measures the number of users claiming their daily "chit" rewards in the OpenChat social application on the Internet Computer blockchain. This metric tracks user engagement with OpenChat's reward system by counting distinct daily chit claim events. The calculation processes application-level event data to count unique chit claim occurrences per day, providing insight into active user participation in the platform's incentive mechanism.

## 2. Data sources

The metric relies on the following data sources:
- **OpenChat application events**: Structured event logs from the OpenChat social messaging application on the Internet Computer blockchain
- **User interaction records**: Event data capturing user actions within the OpenChat platform, including reward claiming activities
- **Internet Computer blockchain data**: Application-level events and user interactions recorded on the Internet Computer protocol

## 3. Step-by-step calculation

### Component A: Event data preparation
- **Purpose**: Clean and deduplicate raw OpenChat application events to ensure accurate counting
- **Logic**: Raw event data from OpenChat's event logging system is processed to remove duplicate entries. Deduplication uses a combination of event timestamp, user identifier, event name, data source, and event payload content. When payload data exists, it is serialized to JSON format for comparison purposes. A row numbering system identifies and retains only the first occurrence of each unique event combination
- **Key fields**: Event `timestamp`, event `name`, `user` identifier, data `source`, and event `payload` containing additional event metadata

### Component B: Chit claim event filtering and aggregation  
- **Purpose**: Identify and count daily chit claim events by users
- **Logic**: The cleaned event data is filtered to include only events with the name `user_claimed_daily_chit`, which represents users claiming their daily reward tokens. Event timestamps are truncated to day-level boundaries to enable daily aggregation. Events are grouped by day, and the total count of chit claim events is calculated for each day. Additional metadata is assigned including market sector classification as 'social', business segment as 'social', and blockchain network as 'internetcomputer'
- **Key fields**: Daily aggregated `daily_chit_claim_count`, `timestamp` truncated to day grain, classification fields for market analysis

### Final aggregation
- **Combining components**: The filtered and aggregated daily counts flow through a finalization process that validates the data schema and ensures complete daily coverage
- **Currency conversion**: Not applicable - this metric counts events rather than measuring monetary values
- **Time aggregation**: Data is aggregated to daily boundaries using day-level timestamp truncation, with each day representing a 24-hour period
- **Final calculation**: The final metric value represents the total count of unique `user_claimed_daily_chit` events occurring within each calendar day. Missing days are filled with zero values to maintain a continuous daily time series. The metric includes chain availability filtering to ensure data quality for the Internet Computer blockchain

*This methodology was automatically generated by Token Terminal's methodology analyzer.*

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