10/31/2023 Estimated DRS count: 75,964,726 ((using today’s DRSbot total + fix inadvertent DRSbot offline or resets) x 4.175)
The 4.175 multiplier comes from 8/31/2023 Form 10-Q divided by DRSbot 8/31/2023 total: 75,400,000 / 18,059,540 = 4.175
Bloomberg data (to 9/11/2023), DRS estimated counts, and other:
| Holding | Number of shares | As of |
|---|---|---|
| ETFs | 29,138,064 | 9/8/2023 |
| MFs, Index Funds, Pension Funds, etc | 33,999,059 | 9/8/2023 |
| Other Institutional Ownership | 32,373,815 | 9/8/2023 |
| Insiders Stagnant | 14,339,510 | 9/8/2023 |
| Insiders | 38,540,578 | 9/11/2023 |
| DRS’d - 200k Computershare accounts | 75,964,726 | 10/31/2023 |
| Non-DRS - 200k acct 25% stuck in IRA | 18,991,182 | 10/31/2023 |
| Other | 61,894,360 | 10/31/2023 |
- Total Outstanding on 8/31/2023: 305,241,294
- Free float on 9/11/2023: 156,850,268
- Thank you to lawsondt for the Bloomberg data to 9/8/2023.
- Added Larry +6000 and Alain +15000 to Insiders number on 9/11/2023.
- “Non-DRS - 200k acct 25% stuck in IRA” is a conservative percentage. The Google share count surveys have suggested the 200k Computershare accounts have 30-40% additional shares stuck in IRAs.
- “Fix inadvertent DRSbot offline or resets” is primarily whale #1’s 1,388,490 DRS shares. Long story of switching subs and losing their DRS share count. So added the “fix inadvertent” column to capture their DRS shares.
TLDR: There is an issue that is a combination of running out of space on one disk and some personal uncertainty around when docker writes data to which disk, all getting in the way of the postgres db successfully recovering.
This caused an extended downtime of several days, probably the largest we have had since launching the instance. We apologize for any inconvenience or confusion that could have caused!
Myself, and the rest of the WhyDRS / admin team have committed to making the Lemmy instance as transparent as we can, but a limiting factor to the transparency is the availability of people to execute on the desired state of backups+publishing.
If you or anyone reading has any experience with this kind of database admin and would like to try to help, please reach out!