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I don't know the outcome of Steem and neither do you. I know many are upset and scared by HF21 and I'm not the least bit excited about it either. At the end of the day the only people who care about the math at that level are people that are already here.
If we continue to focus on our own blockchain it will be unlikely that Steem does well anyway.
I do not have a lot of faith that the new curves and incentives will do much except run off another round of Smaller Accounts and ding some of us. I also don't think it kill us completely.
There has been good news and bad lately and the sense of impending doom is everywhere. I can't even post about my concerns anymore, because I am sick of hearing myself say it.
From what I hear the testnet is broken anyway, so not sure if there is any progress on testing the HF anyway.
We need to add value and demand to Steem, my feeling has always been we do that by adding people and allowing them to begin to sell things to each other, build apps, cooperate, make communities and get eyes on the site curating. Where people gather an economy develops.
While I am not excited about the up and coming changes there is a limit to the amount of time I can spend worrying about it.
This is not an all or nothing move. Bitcoin has been moving the bull market is underway, my question is what are we going to do to get Steem in the spot light.
One good think happened today as a result of Steemit Inc and that is our fcas score improved and that is marketable!
https://steemit.com/steem/@steemitblog/steem-fcas-score-upgraded-to-a
In other news, many are making great tribes and communities with Scot Tokens and Tribes... So maybe some of the apps will handle their own marketing and onboarding. I've heard of a couple of big Tribes coming.
I'm not here to say whether you should stay or go or invest or not, but if you are here, might as well relax and enjoy the ride.
Take the good with the bad and don't over-invest.
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