Steem is one of the few crypto that you can make more tokens with the more you have, from 2.5-ish% interest on vested steem to greater reward share the greater the stake. This makes the bottom less critical to me.
Bought my Minnowhood for 0.00024 BTC yet made 20% in tokens in a few short months. Bought Dolphinhood recently at 0.00008273 BTC and have been feeling great vibes helping noobs with delegations since the HF20 RC Squueze. Hopefully will get another buy in before Febuary 2019 at an even better rate.
Steem ... they laid off 70% of their employees ... reminds me of 2001 when the company I was working for laid off 90% off it employees ... eventually 6 months later we were gone like many of the early web 1.0 companies
Steem is one of the few crypto that you can make more tokens with the more you have, from 2.5-ish% interest on vested steem to greater reward share the greater the stake. This makes the bottom less critical to me.
Bought my Minnowhood for 0.00024 BTC yet made 20% in tokens in a few short months. Bought Dolphinhood recently at 0.00008273 BTC and have been feeling great vibes helping noobs with delegations since the HF20 RC Squueze. Hopefully will get another buy in before Febuary 2019 at an even better rate.
Man if things continue this downward trend through February I'm not going to feeling good about that.
My feeling is that the manipulation will continue until Wall St. is ready to release the bulls; though time will tell.
I have been buying on the way down and will continue to do so....my next level is 20 cents.
Last week I was thinking that the bottom was going to be $0.21. However I have feeling that by this weekend we're going to see $0.17.
I tried dollar cost averaging with Cardano throughout the year and here we are looking at $0.02. The majority of that was at $1.40 - $1.00.
That makes me hesitant.
However, I fully believe in Steem so I think my buy in point might be $0.17 to start. Just for a gamble I'm going to call $0.17 by Sunday.
Steem ... they laid off 70% of their employees ... reminds me of 2001 when the company I was working for laid off 90% off it employees ... eventually 6 months later we were gone like many of the early web 1.0 companies