You got it, that is the idea behind the potato :) Cheers for the beer!

It's ok they sent it later, all good.

Hehe love it!

Hey friend, I am active behind the scenes. I have a personal project @sbdpotato which i do posts on everyday and still involved in BuildTeam with dlease.io and Ginabot and a few services.

The beta version doesn’t use your vote, maybe you forgot you also have your posting key in the original steemvoter or maybe you are trailing someone who votes our posts.

Hi, the old steemvoter.com service stores posting keys rather than using auth, if you have an account there you can log in and delete it. You can also contact our support on

Yeah it would but it would either be time spent doing manually or dev cost to get that coded up and December is not the best time to get devs to code. I also do this pro bono, for now conversions twice

@transisto said in slack he would do 1%, I haven't confirmed with him if he made that fee change adjustment yet.

Hi @metzli, CC @smooth all very good questions. Yes Likwid is great to kickstart liquidity, I think once the fund has around 5K SBD in it we can use organic power down instead of likwid. I want to get

That is fantastic post and external link about Dlease, thank you!

Yeah i prefer receiving Steem to paypal any day, :) Thanks so much for your insight and support of the Paycent Steem integration.

There are more factors than just the efforts of one person at play, the entire crypto market is down for a start.

Good idea, just added some to today's post!

"Hot Potato" - cool analogy, I would suggest we wait until the stockpiled DAO SBD does not form part of the debt ratio calculation and then commit to sending to the DAO, my commitment currently

Hi @smooth just saw your message. Sorry, can you rephrase that, are you saying you want the community to decide now what to do with the fund once it is no longer needed?

Yeah so check This shows the SBD supply, then you divide the SBD USD value by the Total Steem USD market cap and you get the debt ratio, which is somewhere around 16%.

Yeah CUP is China Union Pay, UPI is Union Pay International both work the same. My advice is use the card simply as a payment vehicle of convenience, just load what you intend to use in the short term.

Smells like you don't know who I am, what witness status I have and how long I have been involved in and been an ambassador for Steem.

I confirmed the following with their team: Yes they work very well in the US. Any where they see the Discover Sign they can use the CUP Ruby card

no its a debit card, normally credit cards have cash back, the PYN token however gives you reduced fees.