This account is for sale

in forsale •  8 years ago 

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  • This post is to notify users that my account may change hands to prevent future name abuse.
  • A post will be made when the account has been transfered and will only be released after that post.
  • Highly vouched and trustworthy escrow required (you pick one, i'll review him first).
  • Escrow will change all keys attached to this account prior to releasing funds or account details to any party.

With the upcoming hardfork you'll be able to powerdown ~44k SP in only 13 weeks. Ideal for users who are looking to gather some Steem.


There is no more reason for me to keep investing in Steem since my main interest (powerdown spreaded in 104 weeks) will vanish. I loved the stability this offered to have a guarantee that my investement was locked away for the next 2 years, making some nice accumulation due to compound intrest.


#ImAgainstTheNextHardfork


This is a duplicate post. @abit downvoted my first post to counteract the botvotes, but it made my post invisible.
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Upvoted to counteract the bot flagging..

I was under the impression it was a choice to cashout in 3 months time and that you could still use the 2 year method if you wanted (or you could just handle it manually).

Is this not the case? Is there only the 3 month powerdown and no longer the option to keep it at 2 years automatically? I'm not sure where I read the line that made me believe it was an option, but I'm fairly certain it came from a post of Dan's.

if u are powering down yet and don't stop it today, then u are still in the old mode IIRC - but could be totally wrong on this pls correct me if i'm wrong ...

That is indeed still the case.

It is your opinion. Maybe you should not hurry and wait a bit. I liked your posts.

I'm afraid I don't follow your reasoning.
Do you need a lumpsum of money now, instead of just powering down over 3 months yourself, starting tomorrow?