Should Steemians Get Worried: @steemit Account is Powering Down

gduran (70) · 4 years ago

Perhaps he needs some cold hard cash ASAP, even though I am not sure that anybody can sell 7 million Steem on the market, hell I am trying to sell 400 and there is no buyer. In any case he bought over 70 million Steem so 29 million is not even half.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Who knows what is in the heads of such businessmen, we never know what the management of any companies think and if in other enterprises the decision making has been with or without reasonable sense. But I am thankful for your thoughts sharing here :)

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jondoe (85) · 4 years ago

It is interesting as the other main accounts owned by Justin and the Steemit,Inc team are not powering down. It's just the main @steemit one.
Though, if they were powering it down to use for curation accounts, couldn't they just delegate it from the main account to curation accounts like they do with misterdelegation?

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6 votes

stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @jondoe, actually that would be reasonable to delegate from misterdelegation if there would be a wish to support curation projects. That is why I can't understand the reason behind it and what we should expect from it. Thank you for your opinion, @stef1

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jondoe (85) · 4 years ago

Yea so that has me wondering if it's really for a curation account. Does anyone have a way of contacting them? Any of the top witnesses?

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9 votes

lourdeshd6 (63) · 4 years ago

I think it was a considerable mistake not to support the Steemit engine, most of us know that this is art (photography, drawing, painting, etc.). I don't know what the goal is as they want everyone to post about the same thing which greatly decreases the quality and variety of topics to find on this platform as long as you trade Steem for local wholesale currencies the price It will never go up, if it only provides support and great profits to all those people who are only dedicated to exchange steem for their local currency, the price will never increase.

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5 votes

mister-omortson (75) · 4 years ago

Recently, I have seen a certain decline in the art community for steem. The entire broadcast is packed with diary games and shopping posts. The photo community has noticeably weakened. All serious photographers are gone.
In the past, large stack holders encouraged the creation of original content. Now... the monotonous dull content is encouraged. This is a sad phenomenon :(

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you @lourdeshd6 for your participation, it was very interesting to hear your opinion.

There should be investors from outside and buying significant amount then we will fill it on Price or it should be a positive news with Steem that would increase an interest of people and automatically bring new people singing in.

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

Dear @stef1

yeah, I've noticed that many people worry
I also wonder what's happening

part of me hopes that they simply want to have liquid steem, to organize some solid pump and dump

there is no way they could currently sell 7mln steem without crashing the price. so hopefully Justin is planning to promote STEEM and bring new money and trade part of those tokens

yours, Piotr

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4 votes

stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Dear Piotr, thank you for your feedback, it is nice to get the opinions of active Steemians in regards to such important topic. For many of us Steem became home and of course we would like to know if there any drastic changes going to take place and how that may affect any of us.

Like an optimistic person we hope for best and see what will come.

Cheers, stef1

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

Dear @stef1

I just posted my opinion on current power down done by @steemit. Check it out and share your view. I'm personally not very concerned and I explained why in this post: https://steemit.com/hive-175254/@crypto.piotr/do-we-have-a-real-reason-to-be-worried-with-recent-steemit-account-7mln-sp-powerdown

Cheers
Piotr

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shortsegments (77) · 4 years ago

Hi @crypto.piotr
I will check out this post.

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tomoyan (79) · 4 years ago

I am actually worried, but there is nothing I can do but hope...
What they are doing to do with that STEEM I have no idea, but the same time, there are bunch of other communities and people relying on STEEM and blockchain so hopefully it won't be bad.

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

hi @tomoyan

cheers, Piotr

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majes.tytyty (78) · 4 years ago

While there may be cause for concern, we cannot yet say that there's very much to worry about. There are various reasons that the @steemit account is powering down this massively. We'll have to wait and see, and hope for the best.

Anyway, it's great to see you remaining optimistic, and realistic at the same time.

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cryptokannon (74) · 4 years ago

Hi @stef1 I hope you're doing great. I'm hoping that they sell steem for BTC then sell that BTC back to STEEM when BTC is in the bull run like it did back then in 2017. Remember steemit has the largest steem stake than any of us here, I believe they are doing something good for steem as a whole. Maybe some big investors will be coming into steem and we should have enough steem liquid on the market so they get to hold steem and join us here. Might be a preparation for the mass adoption that will be coming soon with easier onboarding we have now and better system and support for recruit and retention. Just hoping for the best and keep steeming! 😊

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @cryptokannon, your version sounds too good to be reality but who know let us wait and see. The only hope that people will not follow the example of @steemit, if such account is powering down people may just follow their example thinking that they know something like in the quote about "rats leaving the sinking ship". That is why the lack of information is the worst thing in any enterprise.

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cryptokannon (74) · 4 years ago

@stef1 I understand your concern, maybe you should raise this concern to @steemitblog @steemcurator01 so they could explain their action? As we all know spreading uncertainty, doubt and fear is not good for the enterprise too 😊

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

This is the post where we are discussing our concerns and this is the place where the people behind the Steemit team can see what we all think and also they are welcome to come and discuss. I have nothing to hide and I also would be happy that other users would be able to read it.

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juanmolina (68) · 4 years ago

Hello appreciared @stef1.

This really doesn't worry me much.
What does raise my suspicion is the fact that @steemitblog has not made any related announcements.

I have a hypothesis about it:

Remember that this account must have been managed by some person(s) who are not currently the best friends of Steemit or in any case, of STINC.
Surely those resources will be transferred to another account.

Your hypothesis about creating community accounts looks very reasonable (hopefully that is).

As you say, we will have to wait 4 more days to find out, unless Steemit makes an official announcement about it.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @juanmolina, I thank you for taking part in this brainstorming and sharing your opinion. Even if none of the expressed thought is right I hope that the people behind the Steemit Team will see these comment chain and will decide to announce what is there behind the scene. In my opinion, we all deserve to know what is going to happen with our "home" Steem.

Cheers, Stef1

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juanmolina (68) · 4 years ago

There are people who have the opinion that:

"Steemit can do whatever he wants with its stake and is not obliged to report every action taken".

I do not think the same.
When you are an important public figure, you have an obligation to the people you represent or in this case to the people who identify with you.
Especially when some action you take can directly affect the future of that mass of followers.

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chriddi (73) · 4 years ago

Hello, Stef,
thank you for sharing your thoughts on the PD of @steemit.
I just trust that your second, better, theory is correct.
Why should Steemit Inc. ruin what they have built so hard through @steemitblog? In the first 100 days, the team has done (and certainly still does) a great job, for the first time we have seen the "authorities" taking care of their community.
The diary game and its shopping variant were useful to gain many new users. But even Steemit will notice that the masses participate because they are promised good rewards. The masses of interested readers and investors don't come like this because it's boring to read the same kind of articles all the time. The Steem needs individuality, creativity, uniqueness to convince. With the distribution of the curator accounts to users who are concerned with tracking down exactly this good content (art, music, literature, science ...), Steemit was in my opinion on a very good path. I think (and hope) the team realizes that it won't work without the Steem's individual pearls and will do everything to keep them from migrating.
Warm regards,
Christiane

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you Christiane for sharing your thoughts about the situation. Like you, every thinking person may come to such conclusion because it is something that sounds reasonable as result of hard work that is done until now with the aim of retain people. But like everything is this life we are often get disappointed with some crazy and not rational decision of those who are at in charge, as example Brexit, Trump, management of Corona. I am just get used to be wrong and that is so frustrating.

Nevertheless I am glad you have shared your thoughts here and I only people not only simple users like us but also whales with bigger stakes will read and see how many people are still here on Steemit, having trust and loyalty. Wishing nice week, Stef1

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

hi @chriddi

cheers, Piotr

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chriddi (73) · 4 years ago

If I'm completely honest, I don't feel like any more speculation - why, why, why - until Steemit does not express itself. If they say nothing? Then I guess it's none of our business and we'll see what happens. That money belongs to Steemit, they can do what they want with it.

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jaki01 (74) · 4 years ago

That money belongs to Steemit, they can do what they want with it.

That's true.
However, if anybody does anything with such a huge stake, that can have an impact on the value of your or my stake, as well.
Combined with the lack of any official information about the purpose of the power down, that means everybody must decide themselves how and if to react.

I cannot give you any advice, because whatever I think or conclude isn't based on knowledge but only pure speculation.

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chriddi (73) · 4 years ago

Perhaps my comment is a little misleading due to its brevity. It's clear to me that what's happening around the steemit stake also affects our stakes, I'm not naive about that. But I don't want to act based on pure speculation (there are already many theories) and certainly not panic. So instead of thinking a lot or reading a lot in advance, I will wait for a statement from Steemit or watch what might happen to the liquid Steem coins already today. I do not hope that my possible reaction is already too late by then.
Did you also read my comment to Stef1? It might tell you what my first thought impulse was. I just don't believe that the owners of Stinc want to ruin themselves and us on purpose.

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

Dear @chriddi

That money belongs to Steemit, they can do what they want with it.

I actually agree with you. If I were running Steemit Inc, then I would probably power down myself and transfer funds to exchanges and then from those exchanges to several previously created Steemit accounts. That would allow me to process without people commenting every little action I do.

Yours, Piotr

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titusfrost (73) · 4 years ago

Steemit screwed itself and all the creators a long time ago. At one point my STEEM wallet was worth over 100K USD and then before I could power down and get that value Ned and Dan screwed the platform, and took all the $ they could get. I had over 15K STEEM and I have since powered down to 6900 STEEM and I am considering cashing it all out.

This platform has DONE NOTHING to support content creators like myself that could bring lots of new people to this platform. Instead the whales here are upvoting content that NO ONE is GOING to read except people already on here. I barely get .07 cents per post on this crap platform anymore.

Steemit never addressed the real problems with this platform.

It's too hard to join, so no one joins.
Markdown is too hard to write a post for normies.
The trending topics on here are garbage.
The whales blow and should not even exist.
STEEM as a currency has had 0% growth actually negative growth for well over a year at a time when people are making huge gains on other cryptos.
You would make more money taking all your steem out, and putting it into a staking coin like Tezos or BTT staking on dlive because at least your currency value is increasing not decreasing.

I was one of the biggest advocates for Steemit on the internet a long time ago, now I think this platform blows and has shown 0 improvement for over a year. Justin Sun buying this platform only made it worse and drove everyone to hive.blog.

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lookplz (62) · 4 years ago (edited)

In that case, you should be happy already with what Justin Sun has done. He seemingly got rid of a bunch of alt-chains of criminals that were literally running around threatening lives and doxing (There is legitimate proof on the blockchain of this, these aren't wild accusations either.)... while simultaneously making it so that payouts only take 4 weeks as opposed to 13 fucking weeks (A retarded number to have ever been picked, a good change imo.) and to me that's great, in addition, the signup process is now Easy, Instant, and Uncomplicated. I've had friends sign up and be accepted right away and be able to interact. No waiting. Everyone who has internet should have a phone too and an email, so there's nothing complicated about the shit anymore. If you think this is complicated then the entire internet must be hard for you. LMFAO. (Not saying you specifically, just anyone who thinks like that. Well, maybe you, who knows. LMFAO. It wasn't directed at you originally tho. Just saying.)

What is a bit concerning is that Binance claims to have had no hand in the "takeover" that happened. (I'd hardly call someone using the dpos system as it was intended, just "promised" that it never would be, a "takeover" or even illegal. Tbh. It was Justin's ability to leverage people and delegation and his own bought stake, so I saw no real issue, was just concerned as to why.) Now, it seems that 2.5million of that steemit powered down stake, has gone to "@deepcrypto8" which is a definitely known binance deposit wallet. That would imply that Binance was directly implicit in this "takeover" as they call it, while denying they were, assuming it's a payoff. What would be concerning is that they wouldn't just admit they thought action was necessary. Assuming it's not, that means 2.5million steem just went on to Binance that could crash the entire market down to nothing, at any given moment.

Though that would be tragic for many.... I see it as a positive. If we could crash steem by having them sell it all off to us, we could offer less for more and maybe it could benefit more people in the long run, than in the short-term, as it would distribute that massive stake out at a more affordable cost (Assuming people are willing to continue to buy. I am... So no one can say that no one will buy. :P) or maybe they have some ideas for projects with partial and they just paid off binance for their "help" or "assistance" in removing what was ultimately a seeming "cancer" on this blockchain. You can't honestly say that people like @berniesanders were some great asset to this chain... More of a tyrannical socio-path of sorts. Fun to watch, for people like me, and I have no issues with those people being around, but when they've got the money and power to push around anyone they want to the degree they can destroy entire roi streams (Let's face it, most of us came here for money, not because it was some new social media concept. Pfft. Half of you are fucking bullshitters and the other half in denial. I digress...) and put out public information on a chain that won't allow you to privatize it without some major core code changes which would require consensus and ultimately destroy anything left of what is to be considered "decentralized.".. It's just not cool to let that behavior slide. The vast majority of the accounts on that list were his anyway. An extremely large portion.... You can also see that he pretended to actually be different people and still is over on hive, just soaking up more rewards that way. It's not a good look for a criminal to be operating that freely on a blockchain. Means the people are accepting of the behavior and I'm not, so good riddance.

What's most funny to me in all of this is that anyone honestly thought that anything online could be fucking "decentralized" when you can make multiple accounts as one person, through whatever means you need to. That means you have the option to be "multiple" people and act as a collective. It's just baffling so many people are so fucking stupid they didn't consider the whole premise of what they were joining in the first place. A place where you can make many accounts, pretend to be different people, act as one, and no one could potentially know any better, and thus, support you while you support only your self-serving desires. If you walked into this place investing, expecting it to be truly controlled by the community and not just those with the fattest pockets.... You're the same person who downloads online game apps with micropays and expects them not to be "P2W" (Pay-To-Win, for non-gamers. lol.) and that's just honestly not sound logic. The whitepaper, the ToS, all of it... it's all been up there and was since day one and anyone who didn't read it carefully enough to understand what it truly meant (That centralization isn't actually even that hard to achieve, given enough capital, through delegations and just sheer human nature of greed or need.) should only be mad at themselves for not being more careful in going over the fine print and details about this place and how it operates. It should have only ever been looked at as a small to minimal investment, not something to put a life savings into. Those who did, were just idiots and that's on them. If you came here to earn, you should have never put a dime in, because since conception, you've been able to earn here just by sharing, never having to put a dime in. You could even self vote and give yourself value and over time, that would rise too. The only people here who are mad, are the people who are stupid. The only ones concerned about what's going to happen with all this stake, are the ones who got too invested into something they simply did NOT understand in the first place.

This was all very foreseeable and people like me are looking forward to either a crash in price (To finally buy it "cheap" again. "Cheap" is relative to one's self as well. To some people on here, steem is already dirt cheap to them because they were dumb enough to buy in when it was exponentially more costly.) or a change in regime, so that we can see at least something different than before, because under the old regime, all we saw was retards drooling on their chins, making empty promises they either couldn't or wouldn't deliver on. At least we can cash out within a month now, if we decide we aren't feeling it. Better than waiting over 1/4 of a fucking year, while tards drool on their chins and cash out. Good riddance to the old regime and to the majority of who was cut out of this "new steem" as so many choose to coin it.

Lowering cashout time alone makes this better than hive, imo. With hive I've had so many issues connecting to the network that I just honestly stopped bothering to try altogether. It's just being held up with capital from those who split and will eventually fall, the new "development" is more blockchain shit that (as you stated was a concern of yours or something that didn't help...) the every day person who is new here, won't understand or give a fuck about. Most new people will barely understand the concept of the levels of authority that go along with the various keys and fuck up and enter their master passwords on sketchy dapps and sites and lose the shit they do manage to get, and call it a "scam" because they were simple and didn't read the "blockchain instructions" or look into things further before getting financially involved. Most people are just fucking stupid, let's face it. Stupid means things need to be simpler. Society has always and will always cater to the least common denominator and unless we dumb it way the fuck down, there won't be any massive influx of new people wanting to join any social media blockchain. All these developer-made progressions, that provide information or tools requiring developer-or-at-least-blockchain-tech-level-understanding, are going to be given absolutely 0 fucks by some instagram, tik tok, or facebook user. They're only going to give a fuck about the social media aspect and maybe gaming. The other shit is shit no one except those of us who (As you said, again.) have been here, will give 2 fucks about.

So far, I see positive changes on the steem chain, despite feeling a bit concerned about the big powerdown of stake. (Even a worse case for me tho is that shit gets really cheap and doesn't recover, something I don't see happening even if it does completely crash. The value is still there. Just is.) All I see on hive is people sheltering people who've done extremely shady things, in the name of "decentralization" while developing more blockchain-related bullshit and nothing to help onboarding and ease of use. It's honestly a toss-up still, but seeing what's being done on both chains, I'd rather stick with steem in the long-run. If the degree of centralization only goes to the depth of people threatening lives and doxing and other shit, then I can fucking live with it. If I see a fork I don't care for, I can choose not to support it and if it goes thru, then it is what it is at this point. The ability to earn will never be stopped on here, not to any measurable degree, because that would kill either platform, so that's something that shouldn't be of concern to anyone. You may earn less because they are worth less, but the fact that you can earn anything at all, should be good enough for anyone and if not then they're ungrateful as fuck and should just shut the fuck up. LOL.

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iansart (66) · 4 years ago

I find it a bit worrying that's it's a full power down, we'll have to wait and see.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi Ian, it is strange to see after couple of years of nothing that this is first that is happening especially now when the power down process is significantly reduced.

I am really curious what is going to happen and hope that we will hear from the Steemit Team something in near future :)

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cjsdns (88) · 4 years ago

I'm trying to save Justin Sun, so I think I'm ready to reward users who have stolen Hive tokens. I believe so.

스팀의 활력을 불어넣기위하여 저스틴 선을 돕다가 하이브를 강탈당한 사람들에게 보상을 하려는것이라고 나는 믿습니다. 다음은 스팀 활성화를 위한 프로젝트를 재단 차원에서 구상하여 실천단계에 들어선것이라 생각합니다. 그래야 된다고 나는 생각합니다. 만약에 시장에 매도를 하기위하여 파워다운을 한다면 한번 더 생각을 해봐야 합니다. 아직 부정적인 생각은 안하는것이 좋다고 생각합니다. 나는 재단을 믿습니다. @cjsdns

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

I'm trying to save Justin Sun, so I think I'm ready to reward users who have stolen Hive tokens. I believe so.

What do you mean @cjsdns?

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lookplz (62) · 4 years ago

Haha... It sounds a bit like he's saying he'll reward people who steal hive... but if you translate it, he's saying he thinks he should reward people who had hive stolen from them by not being included in the fork. :P @crypto.piotr

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lookplz (62) · 4 years ago

He probably used a translation program that didn't conjugate anything properly. Most don't, so there's a bit of a dialect issue between translations.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you for taking time and reading my post, hearing your opinion and your vision is very reassuring.

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shortsegments (77) · 4 years ago

Hi @stef1
I am very optimistic about Steem and Steemit because of all the contests and support for recruitment, retention and rewards. Those are all longterm projects. So I am optimistic that this power down is to create more curation accounts.
Thank you for the information, it is appreciated.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @shortsegments, thank you for your opinion, I know you are one of the active bloggers who is supporting many small accounts and trying to make many of them feel not being alone. Agree, I also could not think of anything else but just the observation of such move made me curious what other people think :)

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yohan2on (74) · 4 years ago

Thanks so much, @stef1 for sharing about this important matter. I believe @steemit PD is for creating more curator accounts and raise the value of steem. Steemit is my home and I am still confident and optimistic that whatever is happening is for the good of the price value of #steem.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you for very optimistic thought and for sharing your view :)

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

Hi @yohan2on

Please allow me to share my view on that issue with you. I'm not that optimistic as many others seem to be:
https://steemit.com/hive-175254/@crypto.piotr/do-we-have-a-real-reason-to-be-worried-with-recent-steemit-account-7mln-sp-powerdown

Yours, Piotr

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rishabh99946 (74) · 4 years ago

Hi @stef1 thank you for this reminder. I really like the way you explained everything into community. You Are right, none of us know if steemit team is planning to sell that amount of steem or if they are going to make more curators accounts to support more newcomers and increase curation rate. But one thing confuses me that they could simply delegate that steem Power to another account instead of powering down all steem. Since they have started power down I'm afraid if more of users will now start their power down and sell steem which will dump the price of steem. But let's just wait for thier first power down and then see what happens next. All we can do is hope for post. Steem is like my home..
Once again, very wonderful explanation @stef1 thank you.

@crypto.piotr thank you for sharing this.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @rishabh99946, thank you very much for joining, I actually found later that @crypto.piotr kindly spread memo around to this post. This post is not to scare people but just to make them aware and to share what is happening and what people on other platforms talking about.

Like you and many others, Steem is our home and we want to be sure that everything is fine and we can blog, comment and enjoy it. Realla appreciate your kind feedback :)

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cryptopie (81) · 4 years ago

I am not worried much about their powerdown they know better because dumping steem in that magnitude will crash the price @stef1 and I rather believe that it will be a good pump will happen :D

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @cryptopie, I am glad to hear your opinion, knowing that you are very optimistic person and a fighter, you are here from beginning and I can't imagine Steem without you. I only can join your optimism and we will see what happens :)

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denmarkguy (76) · 4 years ago

I don't know @stef1, but it's a bit worrisome. Why a 100% powerdown? I mean, I can speculate that maybe they need a substantial amount quickly to fund some new curation accounts... so for me, I'm in *"wait and see" mode; let's see if the power down is stopped, once the initial payment is done.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

You are right @denmarkguy, we can only speculate, people always hope for good, we are too in wait and watch mode, I think after first power down it will be more clear if it will keep going or not. Thank you for joining the discussion :)

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nicanor-mosquera (59) · 4 years ago

I'm glad that someone like you talks about this openly @stef1, because many know and few speak. It is nothing new that the @steemit account has been doing power down for a long time, even before the acquisition of Justin sun it was already power down. That is something that investors never trust in the platform, nor do I see well the way that the new @steemit team is doing things, the reality is that they have no idea about anything, anyone who has spent some time in the platform will know that the engine of @steemit has always been art (photography and drawing), if they do not take care of those who made this platform what it is, and stop stupid shopping ideas and personal diaries, in the long run steemit will undira. On the other hand, they do not worry about seeing that the most support they give is those who power down and get all the liquid steem they earn, just as they intend to make steem strong? This is the humble opinion of a user who has been on the platform for more than three years, and I always love @steemit and steem.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you @nicanor-mosquera for your opinion. I agree we users have to be able to discuss the topics with each other, there are many who currently decided to take part in the new Diary games and I am glad that at least there are some activity, without that I believe platform would be empty. Nevertheless I would be glad to be able to know what is happening about Steem blockchain from the representatives of the Team and not just finding it from other blockchains.

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fleur (65) · 4 years ago

Hi @stef1, that is really interesting 🤔 I wonder if I should follow the “lead” and also power down?!

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @fleur, it is the situation where I can't really give you any advice, it is like when you are choosing the queue in front of cashier, no matter what you will choose it will be slower than the other ones.

I think it depends on how much you have invested from your own money when you initially bought Steem. I remember you have bought quite a bit of it. Once again at least the good side of powering down it takes 4 weeks. We will see what happens and while on holiday we unfortunately can't do much with transactions.

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drotto (48) · 4 years ago

This post has received a 3.13 % upvote from @drotto thanks to: @crypto.piotr.

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steemadi (70) · 4 years ago

I personally do not worry about the selling price of steem, I am here just to improve my skills in writing, I do not make money as a goal, but can meet you and they are happiness for me,,, Loved

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

I am glad if Steem blockchain is the place for your where you are able to improve your writing skills and that you enjoying it :)

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steemadi (70) · 4 years ago

many beautiful things that I can find on steemit, the problem of money I am sure will come with itself as time goes by.

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franyeligonzalez (79) · 4 years ago

Hello @Stef1 interesting information, the truth if it is worrying since as you say many depend on these platforms. Let's hope that everything is in search of improving steemit and not to abandon us! :)

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hope is something that holding all the Steemians still on Steem blockchain, we decided to stay because we believe that it worth to stay and we are smiling, chatting, creating content and recruiting people. We will see in 4 days what will come.

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franyeligonzalez (79) · 4 years ago

Yeah, let's hope it's all for the best. It's time to wait.

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electrodo (71) · 4 years ago

Hi all,

In my opinion, there are many things to fix even at the operational level in Steemit, although I think they are working every day to improve, I think if they can vote from 1 to 10, my vote would be 4.

Another point that I would dare to comment on is that I see very few visits in the publications of people who do not participate in the company's events and competitions, why not visit a lone wolf? He saw many good authors without votes or support of a great account of the new steem, I think it is a point of improvement.

Regarding the 29M Powerdown, I think you should wait and see what happens, I don't think Justin Sun has a plan against a company that he just bought and, in my opinion, he wants to see it grow.

The Powerdown of small accounts is totally true, but there are people who live and help each other a lot from this platform, not everyone can grow without touching their earnings.

And I still believe that this is a great opportunity for all those who want to share their material whatever their style, I still believe in Steemit, although now I believe that I can diversify my investment portfolio and that it cannot and should not be disapproved in any On the other hand, they cannot claim exclusivity on a financial level.

I say goodbye and just say my humble opinion.

Regards...

@electrodo

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you @electrodo for your comprehensive comment and it is really nice to see that there are so many people, I really enjoy to read comments and I really miss it, when we can talk and not only drop standard words at the end of posts. Completely agree with you and appreciate for taking time and commenting :)

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blaogao (59) · 4 years ago

I'm positively believe that steem price will rise

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you for your opinion :)

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offgridlife (74) · 4 years ago (edited)

Who knows .... I am only earning a few pennies on my posts these days. No matter what I post. No matter how much effort I put into my posts.... Everywhere. Good thing I converted most to Bitcoin, Ethereum, AWC etc....

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

That is wise not to concentrate on one Cryptocurrency and spread them into few, seeing what you have invested I am pretty sure you are glad to see that they are trending up. At the end this everything reminds me a game who knows is in couple of years we either would be happy and still here or maybe re-invest somewhere else and enjoy it. Thank you for taking part in this discussion :)

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offgridlife (74) · 4 years ago

Hopefully Steem will go back to $8 and much higher

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fracasgrimm (60) · 4 years ago

Yo. Whatever happened to " your wallet, your steem". Don't worry so much about what others do with their earnings. That type of speculation is a big reason we had so much trouble and Hive was created.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

You are absolutely right but I have to correct you it was not us the simple user who posting their humble works made the blockchain split :)

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fracasgrimm (60) · 4 years ago

Oh I know friend. The little guys didn't have much say about it at all. I know the speculation behind powering down, I simply suggest not worrying about it so much. Keep creating content.
#SteemOn

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lighteye (71) · 4 years ago

I can’t guess what will happen with steem price, but it is wise to expect worse one out of two alternatives.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Like people say hope for best but be ready for worst :)

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juanmolina (68) · 4 years ago

One thing is absolutely certain: If they sell that steem, the price will plummet.

That steem must be on stake. In the account that is, but in stake.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

I am excited to see what will be happening with price of Steem in 3 days from now.

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ramsesuchiha (70) · 4 years ago

I hope this strategy brings benefits to everyone, in a few days we will know make your bets

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hope is something that people have in such situation, thank you for taking part in this discussion :)

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thekachi (46) · 4 years ago

I am from Nigeria, Africa & Personally, I don't think anyone should take steem as their main source of income but this is a great insightful article and because whenever I'm faced with a positive and negative, I tend hope for the best but expect the worst... whichever way it'll go, only time will tell. Fingers crossed

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Thank you @thekachi for your opinion, I am glad that you joined this discussion. It is important that people who decided to dedicate their time and efforts for this blockchain should know whats is happening and if that affect us simple users. Of course withdrawing big amount of Steem always should be suspicious. Like you we also keep fingers crossed :)

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vipnata (74) · 4 years ago

Соглашусь с мнением, @cryptokannon, на мой взгляд самое разумное мнение. Нет смысла продавать Steem, когда он не такой высокий. Если этот аккаунт о котором вы написали принадлежит именно команде @steemitblog, то понижение явно не сделано с целью обрушить платформу.
Команда @steemitblog за последние 120 дней сделала для своих участников значительно больше, чем когда-либо. Прекратились флаговые войны и аккумуляция Steem только в руках узкого круга участников платформы. И благодаря The Diary Game платформа стала наполняться новыми участниками и возвращаются старые, которые были вынуждены уйти из-за постоянных конфликтов и флаговых войн. И да, могу согласиться с тем, что люди участвуют ради вознаграждения, но мы же на монетизированной платформе, где каждое действие: пост или комментарий должны быть вознаграждены. Вы же здесь также за этим, не правда ли?
На сегодняшний день курс Steem team выбран на набор персонала и его удержание. Я считаю, что это очень правильные идем, потому что после раскола Steem за счет кого будет расти платформа?
Я являюсь куратором Русского сообщества, мне приходится читать огромное количество постов дневничков и я могу сказать, что большинство из этих дневников я читаю с огромным удовольствием. Это жизнь людей, они так искренне пишут о своих буднях, делятся порой своими сокровенными мыслями, что я счастлива дать им больший % апвоута, чтобы и другие читатели зашли и прочитали их посты.
Для меня совершенно неприемлемо читать, что дескать художники, артисты и другие выше по интеллекту тех, кто пишет дневники. Это заблуждение. И я вижу как активно поддерживается музыкальное сообщество. Как работает отлично сообщество Xpilar. Поэтому поддержка есть от команды и от участников, кто обладает высокой SP.
Команда Steem объявила о 1000 дневной программе развития Steemit и задача всех участников платформы ей в этом помочь.

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

It is a shame that you are writing in Russian, I wanted people to share their opinion with others and not only with me, but nevertheless thank you for comment.

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vipnata (74) · 4 years ago

здесь все умеют пользоваться программой Translate? Значит переведут. В основном для вас написала, вы понимаете русский.

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xpilar (83) · 4 years ago

Hi @stef1

What are we to believe, we can only guess.

The Better Theory - to Create further Curator Accounts

Maybe the Steemit Team wants to finally expand the number of Curator Accounts as part of a new recruitment scheme to be able to support more Steemians. That is the best way to make Steem more popular. That may attract more new and old users, and for the Steem price to finally go up and to make Hive users jealous.

I like what you're thinking here and I think that may be part of the truth.

I do not think we will see them sold on the stock exchange.
Are investors coming to steem now?
yes I think so and some of the steem will change hands and maybe we will also see a new leasing model for steem.

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jondoe (85) · 4 years ago

If they were just moving the steem to curation accounts, couldn't they just delegate it from the main account?

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crypto.piotr (70) · 4 years ago

Very good point @jondoe

Yours, Piotr

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jondoe (85) · 4 years ago

Yes I read this, where did you answer this question though?

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Agree, we can only guess but this kind of action may only cause a lot of rumours and that is something that might make other people to consider power down too. Of course to have more investors that is a dream but till now there was no hint toward that direction. I thank you for taking part in this discussion and sharing your thoughts :)

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cyrusemerson (42) · 4 years ago

Doesn't surprise me. All my investments seem to fail. Should have bought Facebook stock at $15 when I had the chance. At least this platform helps people in need.

Think I might change my settings to 100% Power Up. Thanks.

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cleanplanet (66) · 4 years ago

What a great article ! Thanks

This manipulation of power down is strange...

I don't know what can be the issue.

@cleanplanet hope simply that it could reward better most poeple with ecologic sense all around the world.

Goals are helping the PLANET and helping poeple who think they can change the future for the next generations.

I cross my fingers....

@yann0975
@cleanplanet

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thegreens (76) · 4 years ago

Learned a lot from this post @stef1 and if Steem is encouraging people to power up and they are powering down, it means something big is cooking and they don't want their users to lose when its ready.
I am positive good things are underway with the recent powerup and from my perspective, i think Steem wants to attract new users, empower them, improve coin value and then make the platform stable and enabling for everyone. I have hope and believe Steemians need to hold on to #hope

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marcybetancourt (71) · 4 years ago

Hello @stef1. This is a very sincere and thoughtful publication. I am from Venezuela and I subsist because of my daily work at Steemit and Hive.
It is very difficult for me to change 50/50.
Hopefully the second theory is the right one.
Thank you for all the information and for the beauty of your paintings. Best regards

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Having no information from the Steemit team is only dropping a bad light towards the management of Steem. Also that new rules of diary where they advise to post only on Steem in order to get Upvote that also may cause that many users will stop posting.

Thank you for taking part in this discussion :)

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marcybetancourt (71) · 4 years ago

I don't like the daily game so I don't participate.
I don't know where the steem curators are (with some honorable exceptions).
It is very difficult to work, create and dream a platform that is weak in its communications and actions for the benefit of all.
I will continue here... to see what happens.
Greetings

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bambuka (77) · 4 years ago

After the war and the battle there was a period when it became uncomfortable and boring on Steemit. Many interesting authors and entire communities have gone to the Beehive. After observing what was happening, I decided to stop working here and bet on a fall. If the duration of the decrease in strength was 1 week, I would no longer be here.

But after a couple of weeks of power down, I noticed a revival on the platform and I wondered how it would end. There was a question, is this a long-term program or just a company to attract people. I stopped the power down and my tokens are still on the exchange unconverted.

I am in the watchful and waiting phase.
What do I see?
Normal original posts are gaining ... gaining almost nothing.
The whales start to cut off the power (a delegation tool is sufficient for curation)

All these are signs that the revival that has begun may turn out to be just a screen for covering something.
I already wanted to return my tokens from the exchange and turn on the power at full capacity, but now I doubt whether this should be done or whether it is necessary to turn off all power altogether.

I continue to monitor the situation in the hope of a better outcome.
If Justin Sun decided to close the project, then he lost and this is a serious disadvantage of his reputation for the future. I don’t think he needs it and therefore the hope is still alive.
But such actions do not add enthusiasm... :)

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stef1 (81) · 4 years ago

Hi @bambuka, thank you for your feedback, actually wanted to write earlier but it was no quiet minute, I appreciate you sharing your opinion and it is one of the commonest that we see what is happening. I agree with you probably the best wait and see what is going to happen, revival would be the best outcome but if everyone is just on "stand by" mode will that change anything?

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bambuka (77) · 4 years ago

I'm not just watching. I write posts, conduct conversations. Everything looks normal. But the motivation will depend on the situation on the platform @stef1

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jacobts (65) · 4 years ago

Thank you for sharing this!

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