Thanks for the explanation. How come the other accounts still show that they are scheduled to power down 7 days from now, but the @freedom account does not? I would think that if it controlled the others, when it stopped or started it's power down all the others would follow?
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I really don't know what kind of script or automation would make it easy for the owner to synchronize things in the past, such as power downs or flagging, I'm sure other more savvy folks understand, however I can only assume the owner simply stopped the power down on @freedom and not the others since @freedom seems to be the chosen account to pool to. Other comments seem to indicate the lead account may even be the @pumpkin account, meaning a manual action on @freedom wouldn't cancel out the existing power down schedules on everyone else. They pretty much all seem to be inactive (non blogging) investor type accounts so they could be anyones.
Hmmmm......very intriguing. 1m steem is also approx the amount the main Steemit ac is also powering down. Just a thought, but if the power downs are linked and the ac is controlled by Steemit, then was it intended to make whales believe a large dump was about to hit market in order to get them to sell?
This would be consistent with the stated desire to end up with the true Steemians doing well and the nay-sayers being got rid of. what better way than this? My tin foil hat theory is that the ac's are linked to Steemit and this is a great play........shake out the weak whale hands - expect price rise shortly I reckon. Any other ideas?
you are right, this is my latest video that says the same thing you are saying
That's pretty diabolical... but it would awesome if true!