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Perhaps you missed the date scale

Posted by E-Stat on April 22, 2017 at 15:45:03:
The numbers are higher now than in 1993

The last date presented in the RIAA sourced graph is 2013, not 2016.

Indeed there have been relative *spikes* since then which leads to the previously documented massive 2016 contribution of 5.5% of revenue, a drop over 2015.

You can niggle over the data, but if you really believe that vinyl's contribution of revenue to the entire market will ever return to even a fraction of its former glory, I think you're in for a big disappointment.