I get what you are saying. I took a look at SBD today. I have some steem left but I don't think I could ever "rejoin" and dedicate time to it. I can't really think of a single reason to do so now that I've gone on to hive and leo. I mean I wish I had a ton and I think the price will rise during bull runs but hive will do so in its own way and the team at @leofinance is way too advanced both in technical skills and financial literacy. It all seems like a gamble but to me and Hive/Leo seems like a better bet for someone like me who will need to rely on transparent leadership and clear direction to make profits. I hope that steem goes to the moon but I'm not counting on it. I do wish I hadn't converted my sbd to steem along the way and was holding those but unfortunately, I'm in liquid steem.
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I'm going to stay invested in LeoFinance and I look forward to what is going to happen but one of the issues is it would have been hard for me to even put that much money into LeoFinance that I bought today and powered up. There just isn't enough liquidity. It was even hard with STEEM out on ProBit....it's pretty thin on there.
Personally I think LeoFinance is getting a lot of things right and after they prove everything out it would probably make sense for them to migrate to a chain like EOS, Solana, or Fantom. They would have increased liquidity and a lot of eyes on them. There is a ton of codebase here though which makes it tough to start trying to port things over and we all know the issues. Can't really run an ICO without having the SEC trying to breath down your neck so this thing is having to grow organically. It has done an amazing job for sure and make a ton of really smart moves.
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