I think you raised some valid points @tarazkp.
I got lost in some of the math since it gets confusing but I understand your point of there being more people, and entities, aside from Steemit, who benefited from the launch of the blockchain.
I think it is unfortunate that some people appreciate the Steem blockchain but want to literally destroy the founding company that started it all.
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People are not just trying to destroy the company, remember that once that mine is gone, those same very people become the largest accounts on the platform and, this is a stake based environment.
I think that's just the nature of the beast @tarazkp.
If there wasn't an incentive for them to profit, even as much as they have (and may in the future), the Steem blockchain would have never made it this far.
And if we remove the ability of investors to hold on to large stakes, the future of Steem as a cryptocurrency and investment will be bleak.
But I think there is still a lot of room for discussion, and you mentioned it in one of your previous posts, about how the Steem ecosystem is dealing with issues that are still unsolved and even unnoticed in our larger society.
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