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I'm quite surprised by the reduction in active ISK on the economy, there was no major news of mass bans or anything, so i take it was plenty of people spending ISK on citadels and loosing them in pretty fireworks.

Also quite astounding effect for the refining tax, 91B isk sink in aproximately just 1 month of being released?

Two months in a row with an active ISK drop. Is it a new trend? Is it healthy? What is a healthy ISK supply level?

A lot of it is the initial landrush of buying Citadel BPOs. On top of that is the new broker fees. We'll keep an eye on this in the coming months, but I'm not too worried at this point. We can always use more buffers to put e.g. ISK rewards into new gameplay.

The EVE economy is unlike the RL economy in many ways. In RL when people get richer they spend more, and their cost of living increases, you buy a bigger house, fancier and more cars, etc., your bills tend to follow your income relatively. So your fixed cost of living increases. In EVE when you get richer, you don't necessarily spend more, apart from occasionally buying fancier and more expensive ships and fittings, overall your cost of living doesn't increase. Plus, your fancy "cars" in EVE don't really depreciate in value. I'm not an economists though, so I wouldn't mind some of you professionals here explaining this better or just saying I'm way off here



Mineral price index went up from citadel pressure, i.e. pre-patch speculation and increased mineral demand post-patch.




As long as the isk is being offshored into an account that is accessible, i.e. not under an expired user account, it will not count as a sink. I'd say offshoring would be visible in the isk velocity graph, and it probably is, see that downward trend of it until Skill trading was introduced? A lot of people were getting a lot more isk than they really could use so they would sit on it, or invest in PLEX.

The ISK that temporarily leaves the economy when subscriptions of the holding accounts expire, they do count as a sink though. Likewise, when players resubscribe, the ISK on their accounts get faucet-ed back into the system. The total sum of this is in the "Active ISK Delta" number on this graph

Definitely not on the same page then :) I was leaning on to the RL definition of it, moving money out of economies/countries.

Would be nice to have a graph on how much ISK was "generated" in WH space within the last say half a year.
It feels like capital + escalation changes dried-out WH space alot.

On the spreadsheet for the "ProducedDestroyedMined.csv", the data in the Produced column has been changed for all prior dates. About 0 - 300m has been added for each day going back in history.

I guess i am asking what new data have you found to add into the Produced column?

For example, in last month's download for 30 April 2016 the Produced was 3,687,353,766,588.86, in this months download the amount for the same date is 3,976,816,804,981.72.

was wondering if wormhole blue loot can be separated from commodities and be given there own slot?

Yeah, would be nice to see.
Guess there is atleast 50% less income today (compared to the last year, before escalation changes).

Any sign of kill dump data being wrapped in the reports?