As impressive as that sounds, I assume that is the total number of accounts, which in itself is a pretty meaningless number. A lot of accounts are inactive, a lot of people have duplicate accounts etc. What is more interesting to me is the number of active accounts, perhaps those who logged in within the last month, or 3 months, or half a year. Then comparing that number to the past years. The total number of accounts will always keep getting bigger even if the active user base is getting smaller (which luckily it's currently not)
It appears to be exponential ...
Can you guess how many of those 7,814,226 accounts are duplicates or unactive?
I'd estimate 2.5 million use lichess regularly.
Very close to 1 person per 1000.
https://www.worldometers.info/ WORLD POPULATION
7,808,415,643Current World Population
@rob625 That's quite a lot of people who use Lichess...
If the avg active person spends 30 minutes here, and the avg number of online players is 50k, that gives 2.4 million "active" users.
where can I find the graph showing active users over time? should show the lockdown effect nicely.
millions and billions
WHAT
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