If today there would be an Ethereum style fork with STEEM-20 on HF20 and STEEM-19 on HF19 simply discarding everything after 15:00 on the 25th, I'dd definitely power down and sell all my STEEM-20 to buy more STEEM-19.
Last hour I checked there were a little over 2,300 transacting users versus 12,000 .. 18,000 before the HF. The network seems to have lost 85% of its transacting users through HF20, and the trend up is so marginal that it will take years if we extrapolate.
I seriously think a rollback to HF19, even if it means having to Ethereum style split the blockchain should be on the table right now.
If today there would be an Ethereum style fork with STEEM-20 on HF20 and STEEM-19 on HF19 simply discarding everything after 15:00 on the 25th, I'dd definitely power down and sell all my STEEM-20 to buy more STEEM-19.
Last hour I checked there were a little over 2,300 transacting users versus 12,000 .. 18,000 before the HF. The network seems to have lost 85% of its transacting users through HF20, and the trend up is so marginal that it will take years if we extrapolate.
I seriously think a rollback to HF19, even if it means having to Ethereum style split the blockchain should be on the table right now.
Do we want to lose:
Ceterum censeo HF20 esse delendam
I guess they are going to give out more resource credits but I think they are still going to cut down activity some.
Couldn't it just mean that 85% of the total activity before HF20 was sort of fake, like bots spamming with nice post comments ?
Judging from my own feed, I don't think it could be. I've been upvotes each and every post in my feed because there are so few to pick from.
Think I'll create a little data set containing some basic per user before and after traffic stats with basic account info for us to run analysis's on.
Need to check into that 85%, who they are and where they went and why.
Ceterum censeo HF20 esse delendam