Meh, keep the Bitcoing if you want and buy Steem with fiat, it's crazy cheap right now: 200 dollars and you add almost 25% of your current holdings.
I don't particularly like Bitcoin, but I hold some just in case, because I can see it gaining popularity in mid term, though I'm not sure if it really has much utility in the future, because it is technically very limited. But I guess it could keep it's position as "digital gold", though I'm pretty sure utility tokens will have a bigger role when looking long (5+ years). Proof-of-work is very inefficient too, burns a fuck ton of electricity and when it gets harder to mine, it leads to further centralization of miners, because only big players will be able to do it with profit.
I just like Steem, and buying it now especially when it is sold for peanuts, because there's an emotional connection to it, and with the EIP now implemented, stake is more useful than ever to get more by curation and combating abuse more effectively. You get rewarded by doing good for the chain, this is why I like Steem so much, because I can take an active role with it. It is also setting itself up to be a powerful utility coin with the SMTs being implemented on it. Gonna be like Ethereum with ERC-20 tokens, except that Steem is ready to handle the load of micro-transactions.
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