A bull run would be in the best interest of investors, not steem. Say hypothetically, steem goes viral tomorrow, would we be able to support a major influx of new users? And if we are able to support them, how many of them will stay for the long run? I think after a couple weeks or months most people would be disatisfied with the platform, sell their stake, and leave just like they did when steem crashed from it's all time highs. We should focus on interface and ease of access for the new investors to come. They shouldn't arrive to steemit.com and see an interface that looks like it's been around since 2010.. There's just so much we need to work on before the next bull run.
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Dear @gcalex
Indeed. This pretty much the way I see it as well.
Solid question. I would say that no, we wouldn't. And those new users would be probably also attracted with financial gains only. Not right kind of crowd.
Thank you for dropping and sharing your thoughts with me.
Have a great weekend ahead,
Piotr
It's me again @gcalex
I noticed that your latest post is 2 months old. Did you give up on Steemit?
Yours
Piotr