View the original post on Musing.ioI would explain why I thought it was a scam and try and give evidence to illustrate why I felt that way. Typically the promises made are too good to be true and there

View the original post on Musing.ioSteem blockchain witness are rewarded with Steem Power. The rewards are generated as part of the continual creation of new tokens, also known as inflation, which funds

View the original post on Musing.io"Communities" development The "Communities" development should hopefully help to remove spammers from the Steem blockchain, or at least reduce their influence.

View the original post on Musing.ioI would  be happy with to do this, yes. And I think that it's not a bad idea in general, as long as it's a small amount relative to the amount being earned, and voluntary.

View the original post on Musing.ioOf the main cryptocurrencies, the graphene technology coins are very quick: Bitshares, Steem and EOS. Ripple is also fast. I've transferred Steem to exchanges and between

View the original post on Musing.ioFor me, the top three Steem dApps which excite me are those which I believe have the most potential. These are (in no particular order): Utopian There is huge potential

View the original post on Musing.io100 Bitcoins is currently valued at around $650k. Selling that amount immediately has two main problems: Moving the price: Whilst a large exchange may handle over $100m

View the original post on Musing.ioAccording to the USNews.com rankings, the top six jobs in the US in 2018 were: Software developer Dentist Physician Assistant Nurse Practicioner Orthodontist Statistician

View the original post on Musing.ioIf you want to use images in your response to a Musing question: 1: Click on the image icon that is located just above the answer text box. It looks like a panorama of

View the original post on Musing.io Yes. Given the immense size of the Universe, a size which we cannot really comprehend or even imagine, it's a near certainty that there are other planets with the right

View the original post on Musing.ioIt's a good question.  For me, the incentive of rewards is something that pushes Musing to the forefront of the web Q&A sites. But this incentive also increases the

View the original post on Musing.ioI would say that some of the main reasons are... Crypto are non-productive assets In the main, crypto coins are non-productive assets (although there are some exceptions).

View the original post on Musing.ioUnfortunately I don't think that this will be the case.  If we look at the rewards for posts and comments from the Steem blockchain for July we're talking about a total

View the original post on Musing.ioTypically the term "haircut", when used in a finance context, refers to a creditor (i.e. the person who has made a loan or bought a debt asset) receiving repayment

View the original post on Musing.ioThis is the purpose of the Steem "Communities" development. Groups will be able to set up their own sub-spaces on Steemit and will have control over the posting

View the original post on Musing.ioSteem is a free-floating currency with the price set by the interaction of supply and demand of traders in the market. The recent bear market has reduced the price of

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View the original post on Musing.ioPosting to the Steem blockchain requires a Steem account. This is necessary for access to the blockchain but also to allow the collection of rewards in a Steem wallet.

View the original post on Musing.ioNot for me. I think that there could be a little more love in the reward scales for really great questions. But it should be independent of the quality of the answers.

View the original post on Musing.ioI think that this is for the best. The Steem reputation system is broken. Many users now use bid-bots to continually upvote their posts and gain reputation. Some very