Bitcoin Forum

Is there any handy tools to see individually how many legendary or hero or senior and all other members are in forum ?
I went to bpip and loyce club but couldn't find the things. If anyone knows about it please let me know the process about it.
Thank in advance .

DdmrDdmr's Merit Dashboard has it in a table for Forum ranks.
https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/ddmrddmr/viz/BitcointalkMeritDashboard/PersonalSummary

It's was hard to detect how many they are but DdmrDdmr made it possible to locate users according to their ranks. I think dzungmobile already shared with you

Is it accurate or did I just miss to look it up properly? Section Ranked-up?
From our profile link url, we can see how Bitcointalk must have almost 4 million members but on your linked site, section ranked-up only 20k Members are listed?

It's hard to get accurate Rank data on all users. The Rank can change at any moment (when posts are made or deleted), and you'll have to check each profile to be sure. At 3.5 million profiles and 1 check per second, that takes 6 weeks. And by the time you're done, many user ranks have changed already.

This is not exact number since there are many inactive and banned members, and new accounts are registered every day, but maybe you can ask TryNinja to add this option in his Ninjastic.space website.
I don't think this is important information to know unless someone is working on creating some statistical report that needs this data.
Newbies and brand new accounts should probably be excluded from report to get more precise data.

What the op asked for is not here.  It is only a chart of merit transactions. op wants to know how many members of which rank are there out of more then 3.5 Million  members in this forum so far. Which is hard to predict.  And no tools finds it too

Yes, someone's rank on the forum is constantly being up regularly. So it is now almost impossible to find out how many members there are of any rank among the 3.5M members. But AI bots can be the solution to this problem.  But who will develop this AI bot  ::)

Using buzzwords doesn't help anyone.

If I'd want to know all Ranks, I'd start by counting how many posts each user made (https://loyce.club/archive/members/1/). That should eliminate the users who never posted, or didn't post enough to reach Jr. Member. For the remaining users you can download the profile to get the Rank, and you can keep an eye on who makes new posts to see who upgrades to the next Rank. It's not flawless, but it's close.