XMR: Wikipedia Page Views by Language
Shown as its 2019–2022 sample; the latest readings and full history are included with Plus.
The daily Wikipedia page views about Monero split by language edition.
Why use it. Shows where attention comes from: English-language readers or other regions. How to read it. Each band is one edition and the bands add up to the total page views. An edition appears from its first recorded view.
Calculation. Daily views of the article in each edition and of the pages redirecting to it. Source: Wikimedia Foundation page-view data (CC0), views by people (crawlers and automated agents excluded), collected by CryptoKeyhole. Covers the English, Japanese, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian, Polish and Portuguese editions (English: "Monero"; Japanese: "Monero"; Russian: "Monero"; German: "Monero"; French: "Monero"; Spanish: "Monero (criptomoneda)"; Chinese: "门罗币"; Italian: "Monero"; Polish: "Monero"; Portuguese: "Monero"), among the ten Wikipedia editions with the most readers, each with the 20 pages that redirect to it now (former titles and other names). From 1 July 2015; the source begins on 1 July 2015. Wikimedia publishes a day's views after the day ends, usually within a day, so the chart ends at the latest published day and has no open-day value. Wikimedia has identified automated traffic separately only since April 2020, so earlier values include some automated views. Wikimedia does not flag all automated traffic, so some automated views can remain in the counts.