Dear Steemit, we’re working to drive adoption of blockchain technology by building an ecosystem that breaks down existing technological barriers and enables users to seamlessly interact with all their digital assets across different technologies and systems.
We’ve designed the Curve Ecosystem to engage three core audiences: investors, developers, and emerging companies. These groups are best positioned to accelerate the pace of change and represent the three pillars that will serve as the foundation for the continued spread of blockchain technology across the globe.
As the ‘Front-End of Wanchain,’ the Curve Wallet will be compatible with any cryptocurrencies registered and compatible with Wanchain, allowing users of the Curve Wallet to buy, sell, portfolio track, invest in ICOs on Wanchain directly through the application through a decentralized exchange.
Curve Wallet users will have access to transactions on the ICON and Aion blockchains, and developers using the CurveSDK will be able to build new applications with the standardization and interconnectivity of the Blockchain Interoperability Alliance at their disposal. Furthermore this opens up doors for Aion and ICON to bring new applications to their existing user base.
Why Steemit?
We see Steemit as one of the leading blockchain hubs filled with talented, creative, and intelligent individuals within the cryptosphere. The decentralized nature of the Steem blockchain draws a fundamental twist from traditional blogging and social media platforms as an early pioneer.
We’re looking to connect with our community from across the boards, and would like to give a hearty hello to all the steemians out there!
Our Steemit presence will join the several active communities we have on platforms such as Telegram, Twitter, and Reddit. These traditional social platforms remain an important way for us to interact with our communities due to a number of reasons (not limited to) speed, efficiency, and early and large community adoption, but they have several significant drawbacks as well.
The size and scale of centralized social platforms often results in depersonalized, automated, and unattended systems for moderating and controlling the platform. This can result in sudden or unexplained changes to what kind of use communication is permitted. Most recently, we felt the brunt of those moderation systems when the CryptoCurve Twitter account was suddenly and inexplicably suspended. We are working to restore our Twitter presence, but the experience has made us realize we have to make a more concerted effort to support new, decentralized ways of spreading our message. Steemit will be an important part of that moving forward.
We look forward to getting to know the users of Steemit, and we thank all of our community for their continued support.
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