"If you want to make a post about your work, great. But please stop claiming mine is not factual unless you can back it up." You ridiculed me in the Hive Slack for being greedy and not waiting

Never ever did I say Hive should pay hundreds of thousands of dollars. @thecryptodrive and I may have discussed $10k or something for KuCoin as more a historic deal and PR opportunity than anything else.

"You weren’t responsible for closing a single listing and if we would have taken your advice than the community would be out hundreds of thousands of dollars." Nobody is responsible, it's a team

I used the Binance announcement in support of the hardfork/airdrop to reach out to all the exchanges that I knew.

Did you land initial phone calls with decision makers at Bittrex and Huobi?

You know that I was there for every crucial second from when Binance announced the hardfork/airdrop support on Wednesday afternoon Easter Time until the hardfork on Friday. And I worked very hard to let

For the work that I did, it's not worth any money, it was proof-of-capability from which a part-time sales job could have been justified.

"Do you believe that my proposal is taking credit for any work you did?" In a way, yes, but I no longer want anything from the Hive DAO Fund. I had two phone calls with Bittrex and one phone

"Unfortunately you didn’t want to actually do any work.. simply send an initial email" (1). Connect with the decision maker. (2). Coordinate Telegram group chat. (3). Invite Hive devs and marketing.

"Unfortunately, you didn’t want to actually do any work. simply send an initial email." You deserved just as much as my initial ask was for, I told you this in the Hive Slack.

"Unfortunately, you didn’t want to actually do any work. simply send an initial email." @therealwolf called this 'God's work' and left it at that.

"Simply send an initial email" Knowing what to say and who to send an email to is very important. "I wish you would have actually been able to follow through with how you sold yourself."

For Binance, Bithumb, and Huobi, I was the single point of contact for Steemit, Inc. to make the business deal, coordinate developer talks, and co-marketing.

For the work that I did, it's not worth any money, it was proof-of-capability from which a part-time sales job could have been justified. Since I pitched Steem to over 200 exchanges in 2 years, I knew

"There was already a chat set up with Bittrex before you did this and discussions were already on the way." They wanted Hive to delay the hardfork/airdrop, but then I landed a call with the VP

All the exchanges know me as the Steemit guy and I did everything I could that night to make sure that all the other exchagnes knew that Binance was supporting the airdrop.

And then I just got buried in the chain politics and kicked out.

@justineh did good work on CoinDesk and you could say she is responsible for Hive in the news cycle to a small extent. She knew who to talk to and gave them the story, which is what I did, in part, with

"Did your proposal ever get funded?" I deleted my proposal right away because @justineh asked me to.

"Despite me disagreeing with your proposal, I still GAVE you 10 HBD (you couldn't even afford 10 HBD to make a fucking proposal?) so you can make the proposal and get stakeholder voting opinion."