I see a clear tendency of users to abandon small channels and stake in the big channels like Wake, Jacek, Dude... because they are the ones that ensure continuous cashback over time.
It has reached such a level that they are already beginning to appear in the Top 10 of the Top Reward list, they have always topped the Income and Stake lists. 

In my opinion this indicates that in a few months almost all of the Alfa will regroup in the few big channels that survive. 
Little by little the stake will move from small channels that will lose subs, to these giant channels, causing their reward to skyrocket and thus keeping the subs happy and even attracting them from small channels.

In a few months we will only see a few giant channels with hundreds of subscribers and millions of staked Alfa, and the rest will be channels with 1 or 2 subs and very little stake.

And now, I see users who don't pay attention to their stake, they have it on channels without subs so they don't receive cashback.

What is your opinion?

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I'm curious to see how AF continues to evolve, I still have hope that the trend will change and attract users again, especially if they make some change that gives more possibilities to all parties involved, Channels, Subs and Stakers.

Thanks a lot for the tips! 👏

@amartos Good point! They have a significant amount of ALFA staked in their channel from many people. And their subscriber count has decreased considerably, so the ratio of staked ALFA to subscribers has increased. 
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