I have been critical of the initial distribution and while I see what you are saying and have you on my auto vote list because I like your content I don't completely agree with what you are saying.
Because a person like myself who was powering down STEEM was pumping more of that money into Bitcoin up until the SegWit2X fork was canceled and then pumped that money over into Bitcoin Cash. So I'm trying to maximize my gains.
The STEEM ecosystem is an awesome thing and we all just want it to thrive. Every community and system has its issues and if those aren't address then a system can end up like Bitcoin right now with over 165,000 unconfirmed transactions waiting. https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions
Will you eventually buy back more Steem with all those gains? Then, I see your point totally.
That is the plan. I personally think STEEM could end up back down at $0.50 at some point and that is when I want to buy back a decent amount. Some of us that have mentioned the initial distribution situation aren't trying to be negative we are just voicing our concern for a long term investment. If we power a lot of outside money up we want to feel good that the community can thrive and we will feel good about our investment.
The STEEM ecosystem has a lot going for it for sure. We fight for it because we care about it.