Qubic runs on {slots} computor slots. On paper that looks like {slots} independent operators — but a single operator can hold many slots at once. This report groups slots by operator (self-reported first, on-chain-linked next) and measures how concentrated revenue and control really are.
Ranked by revenue this epoch, highest first. The same view groups by operator as soon as slots are attributed.
The Nakamoto coefficient is how many computor slots must act together to control one third of revenue — lower means more concentrated. Gini measures how unevenly revenue is spread across slots (0 = even, 1 = one slot takes all). Both count slots; where one operator holds several, the true figures are lower.
Sorted by revenue share. Slots = number of computors the operator controls.
| Operator | Basis | Slots | Revenue share |
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