Absolutely. It's hard to know who earned their wallet on the platorm and who "invested" into the platform with their own money. I'm the latter. The more STEEM you can put into STEEM Power, the more initial voting power you have. So that's why I'm relatively new to the platform but I have a relatively powerful vote; I essentially bought that power by using my personal STEEM token to Power Up this account. Hope that helps brother. If you wanted to talk about how to actually put your own STEEM onto Steemit.com, I would be glad to let you know how. Catch you soon :)
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