In case anyone was still wondering:
I'm a believer in don't listen to what people say, watch what they do. The only way I could figure to do that in this case is to look at peoples wallets. Is anyone powering down, and if so, who? Seems like this could show something.
It's my understanding that it takes 3 months to power down? With this belief I looked at the last three months for the people saying Steemit is ok, and also the two accounts held by Loki who says there is a problem.
From what I saw, @elfspice does not appear to be powering down, however @l0k1 is.
@ned initiated what appears to be a full account power down two months ago, and stopped it one month ago. And is not powering down.
@sneak initiated what appears to be a full account power down 13 days ago, and stopped it 13 days ago. And is not powering down.
@gtg is not powering down.
@liberosist is not powering down.
So, with my minimal understanding of how this works, the four people who say Steemit is ok are acting as though that is the case, as none of them are powering down.
@l0k1/@elfspice is a bit confusing as one account is powering down but the other does not appear to be.
So everyone appears to pretty much be acting on their beliefs, and no one seems to be just giving lip service.
All I was saying was that all parties appear to be acting on what they said, including you, yours just isn't as straight forward.
Only two of the four had power downs scheduled and stopped and the timing was separate from each other. Stoping a power down because you realize the system is going to crash seems counter intuitive.
Again I was observing all of you were acting on what you said. You are powering down, you believe it will crash. None of them are powering down shows they don't believe it will crash.
So you're not powering down to pull your money out so when it crashes you don t lose it? You're continuing to invest in a sinking ship?
You're right I don't understand.