Supporting SAND and SteemSanDiego.com

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I plan on supporting SAND.

Call it support on a whim, but I have decided to throw about 200 STEEM into about 1000 SAND, and I plan on locking it up in SAND power.


Image Credit: https://www.visitcalifornia.com/attraction/san-diego-surfing-surf-culture

@ackza remains one of the hardest working Steemians I've followed yet, and its simply too difficult to not reward his project dedication with a mere $28 worth of STEEM.

I remain most impressed by his willingness to bridge this token into the EOS (and hopefully bancor) environments, a practice that I hope will spread to other Nitrous platforms as well.

As far as value goes, SAND ticks off a few of the buckets Im looking for in a token:

  1. Tight supply structure: https://steemit.com/sandiego/@ackza/san-diego-coin-50-year-distribution-chart-thanks-to-gerber-from-steemleo-discord-for-creating-this-data-for-me-and-helping-me
  2. Niche community
  3. Potential Use Case: https://steempeak.com/sandiego/@sandiegocoin/san-diego-coin-sand-token-white-paper-v1-0-local-san-diego-cryptocurrency-with-a-dac-for-locals-and-students-using-steem-engine
  4. Active project development

As a nearby local myself to San Diego, I appreciate the focus on a niche community. Yet there does appear to be a fair amount of exploitation going on as with most Nitrous communities from token tag spammers.

For my part, I will attempt to be more judicious in some curation efforts here, albeit sparingly. Admittedly, I will likely be more of a passive supporter otherwise.

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