Haha, no, Hive account@acidyo did not give me 2500 Steem.
Hive account@acidyo wrote this:

https://busy.org/@acidyo/why-steem-is-a-good-coin-for-traders

And in that post he posted this:

did anyone get lucky with some low buy orders on this baffling sell off?

And then I was like... wait... holy shit... what?
And I started remembering this:

Fishing for comments

https://steemit.com/steempower/@edicted/re-edicted-re-kabir88-more-votes-from-me-for-those-taking-rewards-in-100-steem-power-20181230t001810875z

Hive account@edicted (64) · 28 days ago
Plankton don't control the price action, whales do, and it only takes one or two whales dumping or buying on the market to vastly manipulate price action. If someone sold like 40,000 Steem on Binance that would push the price down to around 3 cents.

Honestly I'm gonna go set up some limit buys just in case any crazy flash crashes like that happen.

Hive account@kabir88 (58) · 28 days ago
going to go and do the same ;)

HAHAHA, look at that, I even set up screen shots:

So, of course I'm freaking out and I log into Binance.
What do I see?

2500 Steem for $100 worth of Bitcoin. $750 profit. LOL!

Now I feel stupid that I didn't put more money down on that risk free bet. I specifically checked the liquidity in Binance and anticipated this exact crash a FULL MONTH AGO... shit is bonkers.

I mean, wasn't it obvious with ned powering down 1M? I made this play before Steemit decided to power down 42M. It could easily happen again.

My one question

Hive account@kabir88, please tell me you made bank on this flash crash.
We talked about it and you said you would make the buy order.

It took me 5 months to acquire 1000 coins.

It took me 8 months to acquire 2000 coins.

It took me a year to acquire 5000 coins.

It took me an instant increase my holdings by 50%.