3 million is way too low. Pay what it's worth today over a longer period of time if needed but there's no reason for anyone to accept lower than market value, except for an exit scammer like @Ned.

I wasnt aware that value stability was a bad thing for a currency? Also: Trx adds 336 million coins to it's circulating supply every year, that's almost as much as all the steem minted to this day.

Are you still performing a full power down?

We can NOT blame the @steemit owners and exchanges for exercising their stake (even though I don't personally agree with it... We cant blame @steemit but we can certainly blame the exchanges since it is

I didn’t support the 0.22.2 soft fork, and will NEVER support these kind of actions that try to freeze assets purchased from someone in a legitimate way. DPoS should NOT give a poor example of freezing

I am absolutely shook'd that @ned was a scum bag for a change.

Why not both? :p

I seriously hope it has a better name then this. Like for example Steemy.

While I disagreed with the decision to soft fork, I am still going to support the witnesses for this as much as I can.

I was against the soft fork and I still am. You dont resolve issues by escalating.

It's funny how people are taking a stance against Steemit taking a unilateral decision with this when this is exactly what the witnesses did not long ago with the soft fork. Both things happened within

Well, he technically didnt use the steemit funds.:p

This isnt mutually exclusive, Binance can be criminals as well as the steem witnesses. But I suspect the TOS of Binance probably make them proxies to your steem (or other cryptos) otherwise you could literally

You did this to Steem. It's exactly an accurate description but it fits well enough.

So, what does this hard fork do exactly?

what is this?

It would only make sense for it to be a moving target depending on the price of both currencies. Tron or steem could become way more or less popular and out of a sudden, you have a way to "print"

This would be the first time in history that two blockchains of this size will be connected to one another so that tokens can flow freely, and voluntarily, between the chains without the need for trusted

I believe a lot of people started powering down when steemit was sold. We'll see what it looks like in a few weeks

It's dropping after getting massively pumped by the news of steemit getting acquired. It's not too far from where it was before that and the whole crypto market is down today.