first time upvoting your post, i agree with you about 80%, currently you do share about 5% of the love, it's much better than nothing.
now having agreed with you, you came in May 2017, didn't you buy Steem when it was $0.20, and now it's like $2.7 today, won't you be considered by the vast majority the 700,000+ accounts who came in after you as an early investor?
if i'm mistaken please correct me, if your average was an extreme like $2 due to the peak in June 2017, please put me in my place, and do offer any guidance, at what price would you sell as you say to "recover you original cost first"
$4, $5, at former peak $8, say to take out the original capital to "break even"?
May need to check the math on the 5%.
An account was created in May of 2017 but not active until End of feb 2018 so big difference. As I was not around for the peaks of the price. Even if I was how would I take profits, it takes 7 days to get 1/13 of my holdings. So even if I wanted to theose windows close quickly you holding move slowly.
Yeah you currently give 5% to upvotes services (i heard they paid back 95%...well the high paying ones does slightly bettter, others 90%), it's a form of giving, and that fuels them to improve the applications bots and otherwise on Steemit, and you also give 70% from the remaining undelegated SP, so that's >5% i suppose in total.
so when did you buy and power-up your Steem then? Are you saying you're in the red with Steem with today's 8% drop to $2.50 now (assuming Steem avg was $4 back in Feb2018)?