[Source : @xpilar]
This Steem and Tron issue is finally been laid to rest gradually. The whole of last week has been filled with drama from the two parties, even three parties : the Steem witness who block the new owner from using his money, the confused and perplexed Steemians all over the globe who don't even know where the Steemit ship is going, and lastly, investors who are gaining from all this drama as they trade the Steemit coin on binance and exchange and make there gain.
Someone somewhere is either making a gain or loss from all this, if you ask me, I'll say I made a small gain when Steem pumped to an all time high in this year. I remembered I sold some Steem then, not because I need the money but because I want to have a taste and also have a story to tell that I sold at so so so and so price. Who knows what price Steem is going to become in the far distant future.
But now that the dust have settled and communities are springing up here and there, breathing a new life into Steemit, and gradually, we all don't care again whatever happens to Ned Scot or the man that bought what he doesn't know - Justin Sun.
Am also happy to see Steem making a lot of sense to some people, many Steemians are starting to see that there is more to the platform than money and I really like that.
Whenever I see lots of youth in my area having toe jam due to walking everywhere looking for job that doesn't exist and the possibility of having there life changed by the Midas hand of Cryptocurrency and Steemit, I can't but feel somehow. Saddest part is that they wouldn't listen.
