Why punish users for powering up or claiming?
Why make it a no-brainer for an attacker to drain an account instantly and run away with 90% of the loot?
Yes, we need shorter powerdown times. No, we don't need to tax people for it.
Why punish users for powering up or claiming?
Why make it a no-brainer for an attacker to drain an account instantly and run away with 90% of the loot?
Yes, we need shorter powerdown times. No, we don't need to tax people for it.
Looks like wash trading, to me.
But, if it transfers from those that are powering down to those that power up, I'm not against that.
thinking sorta the same but agree with some of it but yeahhhhh, there are OG's on here who keep waiting to see what happens with the next HF before they put a dime or another dime into it not to mention that even if 'blogging' for free monies isn't everyone's cup of vodka it helps visibility to those who do want to onboard and have some type of "middle class".
Hf25 should do wonders for comments.
How it empowers the maximizers is what we should monitor.
When
steemlaunched it had all it needed to have altered the world, that was intentionally kneecapped.Not all those installed by the kneecapper in chief have left, yet.
Until they do, the things they do may seem to help, but won't really.
The split for the little guys is getting better, though.