Thank you! I'm running gnu-linux. Please let me know if you come across another guide.

Could you show an updated guide to mining? I would appreciate that. Thank you!

It seem that most of the money is in Steem Power and in these accounts. Here is a post I made about liquidity.

Thank you so much. This is very helpful. If I'm not able to mine a block I cannot have my own account away from the site. oh :( No block explorer? Is it true that I need to connect to a specific server

Thank you for your comment. What about that transfer?

I took out the post from the categories that it doesn't fit in for you. The fact that you say that people don't need to see this is along the lines of: it's ok for people to be ignorant of the most important

Thank you for being the only one who responds to critical issue. I see a lot of questions raised at bitcointalk

Could you read my reply to your answers? Thank you.

I don't care about the 1.5 STEEM. I care about the blockchain.

Thank you for your reply! I want to know who manages these accounts. "steem" has no history of any transactions even though payments received are logged in other accounts and payments were sent

I think this is for everyone on steemit. People follow certain categories and they need to see this.

Over 58M STEEM are becoming liquid in a single account, that's about 250M USD at the current exchange rate. Why do you not care?

Not many people seem to care.

But who is managing this account?

I imagine that it could be that the STEEM steem received is in the market now, but what were those 50k STEEM for? Does the same person own both accounts? Please explain.

Please explain. There is a transfer showing up from 4 days ago of 50k STEEM to steem. When I go to the steem wallet there is no history and there are fewer than 50k STEEM in total (counting Steem Power).

That would be great! :)

I didn't realize the name mattered. I thought the public keys were used for that.

I didn't realized that the name there mattered.

Were you able to figure it out?