How to choose which SCOT Tribes to focus on?

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Recently, with the growing number of SCOT Tribes that are being established, as an investor and active participant on Steem, we need to decide which SCOT Tribes to dedicate our time to, as well as our Steem and attention. Obviously not every Tribe is going to be successful, and none of us has the time to be immersed into each Tribe.

Personally, I have chosen to dedicate a lot of my attention and time to the SportsTalk Tribe, and will also be starting to focus on the Creativecoin Tribe.

Both of these Tribes have a lot of potential in attracting outsiders to Steem, and I believe their tokens have the potential of evolving into more of a utility coin. What I mean is this.

Potential utility of CCC

With the Creativecoin Tribe, because the community is focused on creative arts such as art, music and photography, the token (CCC) has the potential of having the utility of purchasing products and services within the community in the future, such as songs or art pieces.

Potential utility of SPORTS

The SPORTS token for the SportsTalk community on the other hand, also has the potential of being used to fuel tipping competitions and fantasy sports.

SplinterTalk, Battle, Steemace, and Realityhubs are some other Tribes I really like because of the specific niche communities they cater to and the potential utility of their coins. And once Communities on Steem comes out, I think all these Tribes will be lifted to a new level with so many more possibilities.

How about you? Which Tribes have you decided to focus on and why?


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