That's true. In the first report I spent a lot of time explaining my assumptions regarding this data and haven't bothered to repeat those assumptions with each report. I'd love to see your comments there in case I made some bad assumptions. To me, given the incentives to keep value in the Steemit ecosystem (10% returns on SBD held in your own account, share dilution protection via Steem Power, and inflation penalties of holding STEEM), transferring money to an exchange (IMO), is a very strong signal of an intent to cash out of a Steemit related token of value into some other token of value. If a customer on an exchange buys those tokens and doesn't take them back out of the exchange it's also an indication that customer is interested in market speculation of STEEM and SBD and not holding that value long term. Again, these are my assumptions and I explained them in detail a few weeks ago. Do you think it would be helpful to reference them with each report or do you think the data is too misleading and/or the assumptions are incorrect?
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