Hey sub!

Methodology

• I studied the available distribution csv files, and created a merge of 14 finalized csv files and 1 proposed csv file.
• I also deleted the unclaimed Moons due to "6 months unclaim rule". This part turned out to be trickier than I initially expected. In the end, I created a set of rules, which disqualifies Moons that haven't been claimed for more than 6 Moon Rounds.
• I took into account that older users participate in more distributions and thus accumulate more Moons and more earned voting power.

NB! In this chart I didn't consider Moons distributed prior to Round 1. But I guess it would be 50M tall bar on the left side of the chart.

Chart

Earned and claimed voting power grouped by user age.

Conclusions

• Old timers do indeed have more voting power - now you know, whose interests you want to take into account when writing proposals and Governance Polls.
• 6 Moon Rounds old users have accumulated a significant part of voting power, congrats!
• This chart is updatable, since during current Moon Round every generation will accumulate more voting power.
• This might be the first time we see visualization grouped by age and not by round.
• You can stack generations together. For example, users of age 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 together have combined 5.97m Moons.

Edits

#1 Additional info: combined voting power of all user ages prior to 15 is 15.86m Moons.

#2 If I were to re-consider how combined Moons distributed prior to Round 1 would look like, I'd draw them as a 25m tall bar, since most probably the other half of those initial 50m Moons were unclaimed.

#3 Clarification: thanks to u/fan_of_hakiksexydays I should clarify that the above chart represents an idealistic scenario, where all, who had sold their earned voting power, bought it back.