Why wouldn't the three chains stay online? I was wondering why and are still online. They are much older SteemIt clones who never gained much traction. There was another one. Something with whale.

The spikes repeat every 7 days. Somehow Hive user prefer some weekdays over others. Blurt? Yes here: After and yet another SteemIt clone. PS: I'm surprised they are both still online. PPS: I guess I need

I already did: but those are not dapps. Only libraries and a tutorial. Now, what I have learned is that not only ch CHAINID changed but all methods and attributes containing “steem” and “sbd” in their

That's not what the statistics show.

The blue spikes - those are SteemIt selling?

Where do you see this? All I see is mostly stable with slight down trend.

But the rate of of new accounts is slowing down. Accounts transacting is not expanding, and posts are dropping. The new accounts don't translate into more engagement. I wonder how many of those accounts

Look closely: Steem has started to grow again while hive is in decline. Only by little but it's there. And quite honestly I'm not surprised. As soon as I heard of the “airdrop” blacklist I knew that Hive

!BEER 🍻

Only double posting? I'll post on 6 platforms 😛. Maximum exposure for the few postings I do make.

Where do you see that? I see stability on both chains inducing the gap.

The Steem stat has a max of 60k and Hive a max of 2.5k — The difference between the two aren't that large.

Same as last week: Both chains are still stable. No growth to be seen on either chain.

Hundreds of new accounts but no more traffic.

Those search function are not only hard to find they are very very slow and unintuitive. If there is no result I'm never sure if the search has finished, is hung or what I'm looking for doesn't exist.

and people would view it differently than this situation. You don't know that. From the Steem soft fork 0.22.2 up and including Steem hard fork 0.23.0 I have seen people on both chains defending the actions

Have you overlooked my first sentence? A week ago I would have agreed. Then I meet our honoured witness pfunk “honoured“ was meant sarcastically. You might want to look at the amount insults and revenge

The network has always been secured by decentralization and game theory, not a lack of software or technical inability to seize funds. Yes, and as far as I see it decentralisation and game theory did not

Apart from accounts created I see no progress but stability. Which is not a bad thing.

A week ago I would have agreed. Then I meet our honoured witness pfunk — Not tagging him in for reasons. The truth is that with the airdrop blacklist the Hive witnesses have shown that they can and will