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> All calculations of this sort are fatally flawed because they assume all the coins in one address are owned by one person. But don’t the calculations equally
by atweiden 6y ago
> All calculations of this sort are fatally flawed because they assume all the coins in one address are owned by one person.
But don’t the calculations equally assume coins spread out across multiple addresses aren’t owned by one person, when in fact they often are?
- modeless 6y agoSure but that doesn't offset the first problem, it's just an additional problem. In fact I believe it could move the fake Gini coefficient in either direction depending on how each person splits their money.