This morning I came across an interesting post by 
Many are uncertain that the fork will deliver the benefits that are being touted.
While we are not certain what will be done, indications are that the Witnesses are going to adopt what was set out by Steemit Inc. This means there will be a lot of changes to the system.
The question is how prepared are you for it? Since it is impossible to know what is going to happen, we cannot present concrete plans. However, it is a good idea to consider how one is going to proceed.
This is exactly what
To read the post:
https://steempeak.com/palnet/@oldtimer/turbo-steem-hamster-wheel
This gave me something to think about. If the Hard Fork does go into effect, how will that change what I do on here?
The truth is that I will not stop posting content. I have already started to use PALnet, so I will continue on this. That said, I do not buy into the Hard Fork and the solutions they are espousing. Personally, I believe the bid bots will only get more powerful since they will get increased payouts on their curation. At the same time, I do not feel that smaller accounts will have a chance to garner much in the way of SP without using these services.
Of course, there is no way of knowing until this happens so we will see what unfolds.
Having an option like PALnet is a blessing. When Steem-Engine was created, I knew it was a game changer for this blockchain. Having the ability to transform Steem into a token factory really moved the ecosystem to another level. Here is an instance where we possibly could see it paying off.
PAL is another ecosystem that is forming on the top of Steem. This will provide the opportunity for many other businesses to be funded using that token. It is like there was a "reset" with newer people being able to get involved in the earliest stages.
This is all giving me a lot to think about. As one who regularly writes about the Steem blockchain and what is taking place on here, I like to consider as much as I can to help others. I believe the idea presented by in this post makes a lot of sense.
I will have to say that holding onto STEEM, in my view, is always a good idea. No matter what happens, hard fork or not, this token is vital to the ecosystem. Not only are we seeing layer two solutions like Steem-Engine using it as the pair for all tokens created, there is a need for Steem Power.
As the number of users grow on the ecosystem, they all will require SP. It is impossible to operate on the blockchain without it (not technically correct since it is Resource Credits needed but they are tied to SP).
Even when using a platform like PALnet, some SP is required to post, comment, and upvote. These activities are still taking place on the Steem blockchain. In fact, to conduct a transaction on Steem-Engine requires a bit of SP since that is registered on the blockchain as a JSON packet.
By delegating the SP,
It is an idea worthy of thinking about. Of course, it does require that one do all upvoting on PALnet.io and can only vote for those posts using the PALnet tag.
The best part about all of this is that we do have options. As this ecosystem expands, the choices we have will only grow. This is a vital point to make.
Cryptocurrency is about freedom and if you do not like what is going on, you are free to alter your behavior. This is what this post is trying to point out.
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