>>103597578
Looking at more of the charts now. Some of this is fascinating and and I want to comb through the raw data sometime. This chart is more up to date, though personally I think yearly stats are more solid for long term trends than quarterly reports--quarterly data is more for investors than for fans. They also switched from top 4000 to top 6000 vtubers for their data and I'm not sure why.
>>103597692
I'm only a part-time numbermonkey, so I don't really know what the different sites are. I just knew exactly what chart anon was referring to by "0.6%" and went to grab it. Feel free to post better data if you have it.

>>103597696
Trouble with categorizing a few edge cases is not a reason to give up on the entire concept of categorizing things.