Congratulations. Looking forward to reading your next posts.

It does take a bit of time to start earning significant values, as you get more known and via regular postings. You should consider attending Steemfest in November!

This is fantastic news and a great program. Thanks @roelandp for all your planning and organization!

Oy, i think i accidentally left the power down from before. I just cancelled it, and will be powering up later, of course.

Great reporting! You really covered it all :) (and thanks for the compliment)

Hang tight. I'm the one writing something for CoinDesk.

Agreed on most points. I particularly like your statements in #4 and #5 about the value flow, with the minor exception that I don't think advertising is the solution, at least not as traditional online

Thank you so much, @roelandp. You put together a first class event, all the way. Totally exceeded my expectations. You are a gift to the Steem community and ecosystem.

Great. thanks a lot!

Yesss! I'd love to see a BitNation-like applied in real to a failing nation where that model rescues a country from disaster. I can think of about 50 countries that are candidates. Aside from that, government

Yes and Yes. It will have a bigger impact, but perhaps over a longer period of time. But I reserve the right to re-assess this answer in 2 years, depending on how it develops :)

I think I may have answered this elsewhere. Please check that answer too. But in a nutshell, I'd like to see more healthcare and government applications because they can affect our daily lives and society

Thank you Ned and everybody. Great questions overall. Thank you, Steemit. Feel free to email me, anyone. You can AMA on email too [email protected] And don't hesitate to get The Business Blockchain book

I'm still learning about Steemit, so I can probably better answer this question in a few weeks. I think if they can manage the potential gaming of the system (and I understand they do), the potential is

It is so, because the first blockchain (Bitcoin) was about Money, and that's the banks' business. What most banks are doing now with private blockchains is only maybe using 1/4 of the full potential of

It depends on each situation. Tough to answer well without the context. But that said, generally: 3 because it's the proof that users give you 4 to amplify #3 1 to further explain your message to new audiences

That it is general purpose in the sense that it is not limited by what you can do with it. That is dangerous at the same time, because it's a powerful tool that can get misused too, or extended. But that's

As long as the business model is real and credible, and as long as the people behind any idea are real and credible, then the market decides. In theory, and on a white paper, most of these ideas look great.

It's all part of the evolution of how cryptocurrencies (and crypto-equity or crypto-assets) will be traded in the future. It will really depend on market traction and user adoption. Not all technologies

My understanding of POS is that it is still works in progress, and there is some ongoing research and development that continues on it. The Ethereum blog is the best place to follow it It would be an