The delegation problem is, there is none. Getting delegations is a lot tougher to get than you'd imagine. Steemit INC delegations have dried up and the only options are finding a sponsor that see's value in your work.
To be honest if we started over again, we probably wouldn't until we found a delegation of Steem Power and that may have never happened.
But that's the catch-22 most investors want to see a product not a vision.
Our vision is sound and our platform is rapidly developing but there is no point in taking to the public, without Steem Power to drive it forward.
We will be at a cross roads soon, but until then we'll keep lobbying for delegations in the hope that we might find some.
If I understand you correctly, delegation has interestingly become a new sort of fundraising. Delegators, are in a way, investors. The original delegations came from Steemit Inc; but for some reason, has dried up.
Hence, new delegations will need to come from the community, the free market per se.
Correct. The problem is the community still thinks Steemit INC will handle delegations, because they haven't made any public announcements regarding changes to funding, it's just what we've been told.
The delegation problem is, there is none. Getting delegations is a lot tougher to get than you'd imagine. Steemit INC delegations have dried up and the only options are finding a sponsor that see's value in your work.
To be honest if we started over again, we probably wouldn't until we found a delegation of Steem Power and that may have never happened.
But that's the catch-22 most investors want to see a product not a vision.
Our vision is sound and our platform is rapidly developing but there is no point in taking to the public, without Steem Power to drive it forward.
We will be at a cross roads soon, but until then we'll keep lobbying for delegations in the hope that we might find some.
Thanks @blockdeals
If I understand you correctly, delegation has interestingly become a new sort of fundraising. Delegators, are in a way, investors. The original delegations came from Steemit Inc; but for some reason, has dried up.
Hence, new delegations will need to come from the community, the free market per se.
Is my understanding correct?
Correct. The problem is the community still thinks Steemit INC will handle delegations, because they haven't made any public announcements regarding changes to funding, it's just what we've been told.