I felt good in June. And i don't really feel the same in July. I can make up to 4$ i every post of mine in June. But in July I can barely make it to 1$. Yes, i also feel the quite.
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It feels very quiet this month, I thought it might be just me because with the kids on holidays from school i am rather distracted anyways. I also think my payouts will be on average down too this month
I have found recently that the return just isn't there for me to spend the time putting together a post. I still poke around to see what everyone is up to, but I don't even bother looking at the trending page anymore. The state of the platform is not good in my opinion.
Is that a feeling about the state of the platform?
it is very difficult when the payouts are low but it is also an opportunity. If less people are posting then there is more of a chance of your post being found. Always look on the bright side :-)
Miss Paulag,
Any idea how much, less posts and less votes, influence the inflation rate?
I mean the virtual inflation rate, not the fixed inflation rate.
I looked for some sort of correlation before and didn't come up with anything
Miss Paulag,
Could you agree that monetary inflation (increase in supply) and price inflation (increase in price) of SBD influence the overall platform inflation rate? How much new steem is created everyday? (reward-pool).
The user base grows more quickly than the reward pool, the % of total Steem voting power utilized responds to changes in crypto pricing, and the reward calculations use 3.5 day moving average of price feeds instead of live prices. These interact in somewhat surprising ways. Plus there are other factors.I keep my spreadsheets current with voting values for @steembasicincome on a daily basis. One thing that I have noticed is that upvote values shown in Steemit (STU's) can behave in strange ways relative to price movements.
Someday I would like to do a deep dive into trends across these components and suss out the real relationships and statistical evidence, to enhance my own understanding, but I have other priorities right now.
Why would you go that route? enhance your understanding of what?
To enhance my understanding of how those market forces and blockchain incentives actually interplay in practice. Understanding game theory, as applied to real world situations, is extremely helpful in the crypto space.
Demand and Supply. Maximization of one's own payoff as a traditional economic model are the market forces in play.
Game Theory is non-existent on the STEEM blockchain.
do you really have to self vote every comment you leave?
There is a reinforcing loop (selfvote / upvote) also called a positive feedback loop active on the steem blockchain in which an action produces a result which influences more of the same action, resulting in growth.
This reinforcing loop (selfvote / upvote) is one of the two foundational structures of complex adaptive systems thinking implemented on the steem blockchain, the other being the balancing loop also called negative feedback loop (flag / downvote) in which an action produces a result which push in the opposite direction, a decline, and not growth.
So it attempts to move some current state (the way things are) to a desired state (goal or objective) ... you should have flagged me, or downvoted me ... but you didn't because you like me, as I like you.
What is this desired state (goal or objective)?
Whose desired state (goal or objective) is it?
With answering these questions we come upon some shady stuff.
We enter the arena of fixed inflation, virtual inflation, reward-pool, vested shares and stakeholders! All under the disquise of gamification.
This shady stuff, this added game perspective must be frowned upon.
In what desired state do you want to have me, before you kiss me?
if you do dive into the stats, do ping me. Would love to see what you come up with
well... i have lot of potential projects on my shelf. Maybe someday.
Well... i have lot of
Potential projects on my
Shelf. Maybe someday.
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Potential projects-
On my shelf, I have many
All await someday.
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Wow! Intentional haiku is way better!