STEMBot - Voting bot that burns STEM tokens

stemgeeks (63) in stem • 5 years ago (edited)

Announcing @stembot, a voting bot that accepts STEM tokens. @stembot has only Steem Power and no STEM Power. You will receive a vote with Steem Power equivalent to up to 20% more than the STEM you submit.

All STEM tokens for accepted bids will be burned daily. This will reduce the supply of STEM tokens proving a sink for STEM tokens and reduce inflation.

Any errors submitting bids will result in an automated refund of your STEM tokens. If you have a problem, contact us on Discord and use the #stembot-help channel.

The bot uses the Global Blacklist API, so if you are on a blacklist, your bids will be ignored. If you feel this was done in error, contact us on Discord and use the #stembot-help channel.

You can find details on the bot and its current voting status on https://steembottracker.com website. You may need to adjust your filters as it might fall below the minimum value to display by default. The bot currently has 40K SP and will be increased if there is a demand.

The bot currently accepts around 30 STEM tokens at the current price per round. The bot will automatically calculate your vote based on the current price of the STEM token. This will adjust automatically to the price of STEM and the Steem Power on the account.

Need STEM tokens?

You can buy STEM tokens on the Steem-Engine market.

You can delegate to @stembot and will receive STEM tokens. The bot is set to share 100% of the revenue generated.

You can buy STEMM Miner Tokens and stake them and earn passive STEM tokens. You can find more information about the miners here.

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martie7 (62) · 5 years ago (edited)

Want to see bot that burns steem tokens and reducing total supply.

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rollingbones (56) · 5 years ago

It would need to be a ton of tokens to make any remote difference.

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coininstant (66) · 5 years ago

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coininstant (66) · 5 years ago (edited)

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coininstant (66) · 5 years ago

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ulisesfl17 (65) · 5 years ago (edited)

Hello @stemgeeks. Who write Stem content should buy votes to @stembot? Is not it a support for evaluation and recognition of stem contents as Steemstem performs?

I ask because I am a crador of stem content and I am interested in clarifying this doubt.

I really appreciate your reason, as I had understood that it would work as Steemstem (Stem-Spanish) that provide support without payment of votes.

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themarkymark (78) · 5 years ago (edited)

StemGeeks (and StemBot) is not part of SteemStem.

Stembot is a way for users to spend STEM to get votes outside of the StemGeeks community on Steem.

It is up to the community to evaluate and vote what they think is good content in their eyes.

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ulisesfl17 (65) · 5 years ago

What a good clarification. StemGeeks (and StemBot) works by paying votes for Stem content. I was thinking that they would cure and support the Stem content according to the quality level of the published content.

What you explain about the community that wants to support the publication considering the quality of the content is true, it depends on each reader whether or not it supports certain content. However, the stem content requires working hours to present correctly and by more users of the community that provide support to a publication, it is quantitatively insufficient since the majority has low stem power. Hence, the authors require a solid support that corresponds to the time spent on the publication.

Thank you for your clear explanation and for the 352 token I received for your promotion. I wish you the best of success.

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themarkymark (78) · 5 years ago

The fact everyone has relatively, low amount of tokens means everyone's vote is relatively similar.

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ulisesfl17 (65) · 5 years ago

I understand Your project is bidBot with its own token; It is not a healing project to support stem contents. To obtain votes you must post chips that return in the form of votes.

In short, the stem author must buy votes for publication. The difference between other BidBot is that you have established that the @stemBot will only sell votes to publications with stem content. You have launched a very selective and unique vote selling project so far. I wish you much success.

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themarkymark (78) · 5 years ago

The community is here to support what they feel is good content.

Stembot is just a way for people to use some of their STEM tokens.

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ulisesfl17 (65) · 5 years ago

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coininstant (66) · 5 years ago

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steemitboard (66) · 5 years ago

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You received more than 1000 upvotes. Your next target is to reach 2000 upvotes.

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