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Hey everyone!

There's been some questions lately regarding the profit margin for whitelisted authors that are purchasing votes from OCDB. In this post I want to explain how exactly it works and why our "bid bot" may be one of the best choices out there right now for you.

In short, we have added authors that we have curated with ocd@ocd in the past to a whitelist and these authors have proven themselves to create quality content and usually have a hard time making any rewards on our platform. The authors can purchase votes that will return them a 150% vote for the amount they sent to the bot. The bot only votes once every time it reaches 100% which means we have a queue system. If the queue gets too long, we lower the max bid for authors and if the queue gets too short we raise it. An author can only buy votes for their account once every 24 hours.

So what this means is that after curation rewards the authors will get approximately 10% profit (it is a bit higher but let's go with 10 so its easier to do the math). I went ahead and made an excel sheet (although it has no functionalities cause I'm a noob) with some stats showing how much an account can profit over time with a starting balance in sbd (or steem). For simplicity we are going with 10% profit and regarding Steem as being $1.

On the very left a simple date system if the account were to start using the bid bot tomorrow and how many days its been in total since the account has been using the bid bot in total every day. I should've started with a higher initial balance but this should work too. This simulation is with a 10 sbd max bid in mind (currently ocdb allows for 12 sbd bids as we've received an astounding 800k sp delegation in a short time), then it shows your balance after you receive your first post rewards a week later, how much your return has been in sbd + steem power. Then we go to assume that you'd use your earned steem power to delegate to ocdb yourself. As you can see it takes a while until you reach the 0.001 threshold but I've tried this on my alt account acidzapps@acidzapps and received approximately those returns with the 70 SP I have delegated to ocdb@ocdb. Bear in mind that this number compounds if you re-delegate daily and I couldn't bother going through the daily increases so I counted them with x7 or x14 as if you were not to update your delegation within a week or two. At the end it shows your balance starting from 500 sbd after the liquid post rewards and after the ocdb returns.

Now I am not a genius at math but I put a lot of time into this and had to go back and correct it which lead to most numbers being wrong more times than I'd like to admit, so if you do happen to find something wrong in there let me know and I hope it won't change the outcome too much.

What you can see through this simulation though is that someone starting with an investment of 910 sbd and being whitelisted to ocdb@ocdb and if Steem and SBD were to remain stable at $1 through 3 months, they would come out with $178,08 in profit after 91 days. That's from one post daily and of course your initial investment as well, although half would be invested in Steem Power. I made these many columns so that people who do not plan on delegating to ocdb@ocdb with their winnings can still count how much they would've profited just by posting once per day and using our bot.

Anyway, let me know what you think. I will soon be making another one for delegators as our bid bot is fully non-profit and offers a nice return to users delegating as well and the delegators know that the votes are going to deserving authors. :)

Thanks for reading! For more info on ocdb@ocdb visit this site where you can look through the whitelist, check the current queue and view the current delegators and the current rewards awaiting to be sent to them once every 24 hours.

https://thegoodwhales.io/


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