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RE: Bounty: How do you feel about HF21

in #steem6 years ago

"reduce the number of content creators, and increase the number of curators"
That is exactly what it should theoretically do. Because if you are a small account and don't want to invest into the platform, your votes are now worth basically zero. So why bother posting? If it is worth nothing anyway you can still post on Facebook...

In my opinion, this HF was a clever trick to pump up the price, because investors will profit, small guys will lose. Then after the price is stable above 2$ again, start the onboarding of the masses...

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How exactly will this boost price?

Let's say under the current situation before HF21 you earned 200 Steem per week from curation (as a whale). After HF 21 you earn 430 Steem per week. If the price of STEEM doubles, you earn 860 Steem per week. And if it doubles again (64cent) you earn 1720 Steem per week...

You think to yourself f.ck yeah and tell all your rich friends to invest now because Steem is still cheap.

So essentially, now the profitable thing to do is use vote-bot and just auto vote popular authors vs before i would have sold my votes?

Does vote selling still make sense?

I am not 100% sure yet, but I think vote selling your votes on minnowbooster for SBD is 20-40% less profitable (on average) than auto voting popular authors.

I think now it's popular votes > vote selling > self voting > vote exchanging

The more SP you have, the more curation you get. If a post reaches 40+$ the rewards start to get ridiculous due to the new curve.
20$ is equal to the old curve.

If steem ever reaches 5+$ again, we will see the 1000$ posts again...

Some do not like Facebook and like to write. We all start at 0 and need time to grow. I think mainly the large fish (automatically) curate. You earn nothing (as I understood) if you curate in the first <5 minutes.
I see many do that.

Big chance less will write although you won't know all about this if you join.