Given the topic of the post, maybe best to use a different term than headshot, it could be misinterpreted...

Thank you for responding as well: I appreciate your understanding. I suppose it's all understandable to some extent: you are probably not the only person who mostly understood Steem as a social media platform,

Lol, that deserves a self-vote!

I'm waiting for the inevitable moment when you announce that all accounts on Hive are me, and you're the only other account :-) Of course, that begs the question, why would you be here?

It's not amazing, it's just really dumb. It only shows he doesn't know anything about how accounts are created. My advice to you is to learn to ask a few questions from more than one information source

Do you honestly not know that accounts are generally created by account creation services, like the one we run here: When you see that an account was created by blocktrades (or oracle-d or 3spear's account

The code for expiration of old votes has been completed and will be included in hardfork 25.

I agree that limiting your actions in a fight is important for proper defense, but it goes beyond that as well. There can be terrible outcomes when people aren't careful and don't limit the violence of

I've written about some of my ideas here:

I was never a big coin researcher/investor, although I can understand that might be surprising because of my ownership of blocktrades, since it's a cryptocurrency exchange company. But it was created more

You're getting downvoted because you're marking claims that are not only untrue, but that you could have easily figured out were untrue if you'd spent any time at all doing any real research. Hundreds

Nice write up! One thing I would point out though: available supply is an interesting beast and as such was never really meant to track the annualized inflation rate of the Hive supply itself, so I'm not

I was a long term investor in Steem. I saw no indications that it was the SBD conversions that caused the drop in price, when it dropped. IMO most crypto prices are driven by hype and FUD more than anything

Hive is burned during conversion to HBD in the DHF. Could you add a graph of how much has been burned over time (and a graph of overall Hive supply)?

The DHF pays in HBD so that it pays proposals in a more stable form (to avoid under/over-rewarding for the work being done). The stabilizer proposal is taking advantage of the current over-priced value

From my point of view, almost nothing you have said above is correct. Hive devs are not making a lot of money, relative to what they do. And every Hive holder definitely benefits from the work they are

I think you've made too many assumptions about how HBD has affected the price of Hive (or SBD has affected the price of Steem). IMO the creation of SBD has had little real impact on the price of Steem

There's no way to prove that in a quantifiable way, IMO, because there are many possible drivers for price appreciation. Now, it's generally accepted in the field of economics that additional demand in

I'm not completely sure if I understand your idea correctly, but I think you're suggesting some way that ads could be placed of an individual author's content pages and the author would then profit from

If you just want to see the transfers of profits to the DHF, you can see them here (see the transfers of Hive to hive.fund):