FarCon was pretty epic for the POAP community. We're still compiling the stats, but here are a few teasers... 
* 616 collectors
* 29 drops
* 1,771 POAPs minted in the collection
* 17 unique communities

Thank you for helping us mint FarCon a place in history.

FarCon was pretty epic for the POAP community. We're still compiling the stats, but here are a few teasers... 
* 616 collectors
* 29 drops
* 1,771 POAPs minted in the collection
* 17 unique communities

Thank you for helping us mint FarCon a place in history. https://collections.poap.xyz/farcon/2097

I read books and run POAP. Come hang in /poap.

The most commonly held POAPs outside the Farcaster collection were: 

EthCC[6]  (Drop 141910), 
Bankless Member 2021 (Drop 885), 
ETHDenver Extra Unofficial Farcaster meetup (Drop 169232) 

These are each represented with 6-7 appearances, meaning the overlap in the dataset is low — Farcaster is a diverse community!

The most prolifically collected POAPs were: 
    FarCon Summit: 284 collectors
    FarConcert + Summit Afterparty: 232 collectors
    Wtf/art night: 199 collectors
    FarCon Closing Lunch: 157 collectors
    FarHack and Creator Economy: 131 and 132 collectors, respectively

The largest number of POAPs collected was 17, by @yes2crypto.eth (👏👏)

About 10% of collectors minted 7 or more POAPs. Another 50% minted between 2 and 6, and 40% minted only one.

Of the larger events, wtf/art night had the largest number of collectors without wallets (23) with Creator Economy and Pickleball close behind. 

These events saw reservation rates of 12%, 15%, and 11% respectively.

Reservation rates for other drops tended to range between 2-7%.

Gonna call it there for now, but digging into this is a fun project.

Members of this community have minted a total of 22,485 POAPs during their lifecycles as collectors (!!!)

That said, power laws apply: 

93% have collected fewer than 100 POAPs
42% have collected fewer than 10 POAPs

 For a point of reference, 81% of the collectors have ENS names.

Whatever your decentralized, open, borderless, neutral, censorship-resistant blockchain question, the answer is YES… to Crypto!

Super useful!! Also @yes2crypto.eth is a fun person -- and a savvy boardgames player!!