Steem Moves Up In Latest CCID Rankings To #5

The latest CCID Global Public Blockchain Technology Assessment Index came out. Once again, Steem moves up.

This is a report that comes out of China every other month that ranks the top blockchains based upon 3 factors. It ranks the basic technology, applicability, and creativity.

In the last reports, which came out in December, Steem was ranked 7th with a rating of 106.2.

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https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-climbs-2-spots-on-chinas-latest-ccid-ranking/

The last couple months saw the rating of Steem move up to 109.5. This placed it 5th on the list.

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https://u.today/eos-and-tron-trx-remain-top-coins-in-chinese-crypto-rankings-what-about-btc-and-eth

As we can see, the biggest jump was in the applicability category which went from 10.1 to 14.3. The other two categories saw a drop from the previous report.

The other interesting point is that Steem is only slightly behind Lisk for #4 on the list.

In spite of the bear market and all that is taking place, Steem keeps forging ahead. Those that watch this stuff closely realize that Steem is one of the better blockchains out there. We are seeing it in the results.

Couple this with a dedicated developers who keep churning out applications and a loyal community that shows up each day to use the applications, it is easy to see why Steem is ranking up there with the "big boys". The activity on Steem is steady with humans actually partaking on the blockchain.

This is a good lesson in value versus price. Value is what comes to the table while price is what one pays. The market has STEEM priced rather low yet the value of what is offered here is high.

Just as a side note, I took a look at the ranking on Blocktivity.info to see where Steem ranking in terms of the number of transactions done.

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By coincidence, it is ranked 5th there also.

Just some food for thought.


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