Among the largest purple app accounts (ones with at least 3k followers).. here are the 100 most influential accounts (based on eigenvector centrality algorithm)

Among the largest purple app accounts (ones with at least 3k followers).. here are the 100 most influential accounts (based on eigenvector centrality algorithm) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15Ndxoalc_Jjr7GX2h7weK-Z59K90JtcxmIiw67q1kR4

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Eigenvector centrality measures influence by looking at both quantity and quality of connections. Your score increases when you're connected to other high-scoring accounts.

dwr.eth and jessepollak demonstrate this by having strong connections to other influential users in the network. It's not just about having many connections, but being connected to the right ones.

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