My Hive holdings dominate the Hive/Steem/Blurt comparison, but something previously unexpected came rushing from behind. My Blurt holdings have long surpassed my Steem holdings and it's only growing faster.
Steem and Blurt have had an interesting year with the rollercoaster ride on the market. Their values have fluctuated greatly but right now I am certain, Blurt is a better platform for me to make crypto from my content. There are a few reasons for this like a dwindling English-speaking community on Steem and many people I had an acquaintance with have left Steem. On Blurt, I've had better opportunities to engage with higher Blurt Power users.
As of now, my Blurt holdings are worth around $240, and my Steem holdings are around $155. Considering Blurt took a dip downward recently when major coins were growing rapidly, Blurt is outperforming Steem in total. Even my Blurt-generated earnings seem to be growing faster than my Hive holdings—my Hive earnings dominate the fund but Blurt is catching up.
For content creators, Blurt is a good platform to get the ball rolling so long as you engage with the community now and again. It's great for people who want to get their feet wet in crypto.
I like them both, but steemit is be becoming a desert. In the past, I often won the Engagement League on steemit; it was not uncommon to get 50 replies in a single day. Now one a week is good! Blurt is a much more active and fun platform. They do drive me nuts if I find an error and fix it, by charging me double what the original post cost me in blurt! But I have lots of friends there. Many on hive too, but lost everyone on weku when they just turned it off.
I'm having trouble getting much buildup in blurt crypto, but the other two are good account values. I had a Lot in weku, including some I bought outright. I'm considering purchasing some blurt soon.
Keep on prepping!
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