My issue is, I want to see how much of the reward pool is being distributed to everyone and not just back to the main earners.
The issue is that it seems a majority of big accounts are giving a majority to themselves. Even some Witnesses which are paid 96k SP a year, are still giving over 50% of their voting power to themselves.
If everyone does this, a centralization of funds will occur and it will be off putting to too many people.
Why join the STEEM economy when it is just a smaller copy pasta of what people veiw the real world as.
A place where the rich get richer and those at the bottom have to win a lottery to get into any sort of rewards.
While I haven't given up on STEEM, I feel anyone who invested in the beginning and is only up voting themselves, or majority up voting themselves, are just hurting the growth of the platform.
When a new person joins, and for weeks has gotten nothing and quits..... While someone with the ability to make a change in that person's life just gives to themselves....
That's an issue.....
I agree and have written a lot about the same issues. They are unfortunately role models of the platform and how many perceive they got into the positions they did.