Indeed a great story. Well done. Since you mentioned powering up I will say that if there was a time frame of one to two weeks MAXIMUM for powering down Steem I would have powered up all my earned Steem and I would have even bought some with my own money. I don't like though having "my money" locked at the mercy of a website. I have had liquid Steem on exchanges, up to 4000, not much but not once have I thought of powering up. I simply don't consider fair this period of time for powering down. I also believe that if it was shorter much more investors would buy and power up to earn by curating. It's sad to see Steem falling this way and sometimes I don't even feel like searching for it on coinmarketcap.com. I was very excited about it though in 2018 when I joined. I belive that @ned fucked up things hard in here when he powered down and sent his liquid Steem to exchanges. Yes it's his Steem but very bad timing to do that and a very bad bad decision. With all of that I still see this platform worthy of my posts and time spent reading others as well.
Hehehe! Well, the main point in this story is that we have very little information for new investors...everything seem to depend only in our own efforts for Steem promotion.
I’m powering up all my earnings lately as well as buying some from time to time.
The point is , is the Steem blockchain prepared for an hypothetical entry of new investors? Do we have enough visibility in the things we can do here?
I’m not sure about and this is a discouraging uncertainty.
TRON with less applicability and less power does better in marketing than us despite it’s not better than Steem in any of its main aptitudes.
An Investor will look first on the price, then on the position at the market, then on the activity and the ability to generate revenue vs time and lastly in the technology.
That’s of course only my opinion.
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