Hi, @davemccoy read your post. And I'm sorry you feel exposed (image edited)it was just a quick screenshot to show that JS uses Ninja mine stake for voting. Never told you are wrong that you vote for Tron witness. You look educated guy just read the conversation before start b..ing and f..cking Wish you all the best and good luck.
BTW what you think is going to happen when JS makes 3-day unstake period. I don't want steem to be pump and dump that's why I vote for old witness and this information is public and anyone can see it.
I'm sorry if I lumped you in with all the others that have been trying to get me to change my vote.
I think it is fine to make the 3 day unstake period. The market will decide what price it should be trading at and unlocking all chains from people (such as the staking period) will make the chain more free. Think about it like this, if people can sell easily, then the people running it have to make decisions that will entice them to want to stay long. Otherwise, they will just shoot themselves in the foot if they bad decisions as people will sell if they don't like what is going on. Don't be afraid of price discovery. It will improve governance.
I wish you the best of luck as well and again sorry for jumping on you so hard.
ps... thank you for the edit of the image, that was a very nice gesture on your part!!!
Guess why
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No, I'm pointing you are wrong "did anyone use it for voting? No they did not." JS uses it for voting. When these accounts were unfrozen they delegate they power to dev365 to vote for witnesses
@onealfa Am I really dumb or do i just like to do my own thinking ?
Think again https://steempeak.com/@dev365/activities
I think we first need to explain to @asimpleman how the PROXY works :)
I know how the proxy works but i dont understand what the significance to you?
Why are you showing me this?
Gues why :)
You want to go to war bitch? You got it... FUCK YOU STEEM NAZIs https://steemit.com/steem/@davemccoy/f-k-the-steem-nazis
Hi, @davemccoy read your post. And I'm sorry you feel exposed (image edited)it was just a quick screenshot to show that JS uses Ninja mine stake for voting. Never told you are wrong that you vote for Tron witness. You look educated guy just read the conversation before start b..ing and f..cking Wish you all the best and good luck.
BTW what you think is going to happen when JS makes 3-day unstake period. I don't want steem to be pump and dump that's why I vote for old witness and this information is public and anyone can see it.
I'm sorry if I lumped you in with all the others that have been trying to get me to change my vote.
I think it is fine to make the 3 day unstake period. The market will decide what price it should be trading at and unlocking all chains from people (such as the staking period) will make the chain more free. Think about it like this, if people can sell easily, then the people running it have to make decisions that will entice them to want to stay long. Otherwise, they will just shoot themselves in the foot if they bad decisions as people will sell if they don't like what is going on. Don't be afraid of price discovery. It will improve governance.
I wish you the best of luck as well and again sorry for jumping on you so hard.
ps... thank you for the edit of the image, that was a very nice gesture on your part!!!
Guess why
Steemit Inc. (The “Company”), is a private company that helps develop the open-source software that powers steemit.com, including steemd. The Company may own various digital assets, including, without limitation, quantities of cryptocurrencies such as STEEM. These assets are the sole property of the Company. Further, the Company’s mission, vision, goals, statements, actions, and core values do not constitute a contract, commitment, obligation, or other duty to any person, company or cryptocurrency network user and are subject to change at any time. https://steemitwallet.com/about.html
Whatever you miss my point anyway I won't argue with. just read the conversation
ah @outlinez i think i get it, are you pointing out the when the accounts were created?
No, I'm pointing you are wrong "did anyone use it for voting? No they did not." JS uses it for voting. When these accounts were unfrozen they delegate they power to dev365 to vote for witnesses
I get it. However times lines and sequence of events are a critical factor in determining what happened and why.