Well dang the price looks ugly, but really I don't care that much when I challenge my initial feeling state. Most of the Crypto Market is down, and I can't control it. So, I just keep doing what I do.
*Steem price prediction
I don't worry about the current price when I post. The reason the price doesn't matter to me is that is I Power Up my earnings. Despite the payouts being shown on the interface in US dollars, what I am competing for is Steem in the reward pool. The price only matters to me on the day I sell.
Some articles display a higher payout or a lower one, but what I care about is the number of Steem that hit my wallet after the post. I have a difficult time picking out which Steem in my wallet were earned at .07 cents and those that were earned at $2.50. There was a lot less competition when the price was .07 cents, hence although the dollar amounts shown on the post didn't look as fun, the number of Steem that went in my wallet was actually higher.
If you are on a steady power down, then the daily price would matter more. So, I guess the moral of the story is there are different user-stories happening out there in SteemIt, and that is a good thing. The lower price has benefits for some.
While I do appreciate the other people who are also powering up, I also value those who are using Steem to improve their lives today. Whether you are creating an income, saving for the future, speculating or whatever, you are helping create a case for Steem.
Just keep on posting!
As a newish user who wants to be around for a long time I felt like the market was whispering "This is your chance to buy". So I listened. Hopefully the little bit of SP I could get will help bring some much needed exposure.
Back in good old days, I use to get 150 steem a day with inflation only.
haha! I didn't hold enough stake yet to earn much, but a small post-payout could earn a lot of Steem.
.... and repeat.
My condition has worsened due to the stem condition. I've lost the language to say. I never thought that the market would drop down so much
What an attitude you have. Never met this point of view around here before. Mostly it's about powering up and saving Steem for the time when it will be $50-100. I agree 100% that the price in any crypto matters only the moment you sell it. The ups and downs between buying and selling are just simple waves.
So Powering up is the best option when price is low, right? Thank you for this useful information. Let me go and adjust my post payout setting to power up 100%. Thanks
Actually, until the SBD price hits $1 USD it is not in your best interest to use that feature. You will get more Steem if you exchange your Steem for SBD on the internal market. You can still power it up.
Once the price of SBD hits $1 or less. (if it does) then that feature is helpful!
Thanks sir for the information. I've already powered up all my posts about a week ago. I thought it was the best decision since the price of sbd is coming down drastically. Let me change it back to the default 50/50. Thanks sir
Your balance is below $0.028. @dustsweeper is now disabled for your account until you transfer new funds.
As a new member of Steemit, I totally agree with you. I’m planning to invest some USD in it once it reaches 100% so I could Power Up on my SP. I think that gives every post interaction more value :)
Yeah Iam thinking about scooping up some here if we hit $1.50. Looks like a great buying opportunity ! I do not think people who are sitting on Steem should panic. It's just part of the Process.
EDIT : Okay about 30 minutes after Posting this Comment as well as seeing @timcliff 's latest post I went to my CB account and bought litecoin and then bought Steem. Got 947 shares at total cost of $1,875. I just decided to pull the Trigger as not sure if we will be under $2 for long :) ( made a Post about it as well )
Good to know your view point and there is an most important aspect which we have to understand before feeling the panic and that is Cryptocurrency Market is not in your control then there is nothing you can do with market prices, so it's better to follow our daily timeline and do your work on Steemit and shift the focus from Prices and engage with some fun aspects because that will give you some refreshing essence. And i am Steem Enthusiast and i always powerup my 50% SBD rewards so that i can grow my Steem Power.
Thanks for sharing this post with us and wishing you an great day. Stay blessed. 🙂
The lower price kind of benefits me because I'm still relatively new to the site and trying to earn Steem.
Great way of looking at it...price only matters when you sell...we're still only at the 2 year mark with this tech...plenty of years to grow...price will most always rise when your at the beginning of a technology
Making some sense here.
Looks like steem was over rated last year that's why.
But another reason while I believe steem will always increase is because of the platform Steemit. The more we increase the greater the value of steem
it would be better to buy steem now for a newbie ?
I don't want to give trading or purchasing advice, but it seems if the price is low that is a good time to buy.
In addition, when your account is small it is harder to earn curation rewards and I think people take you less seriously. Depending on your goals, I think it is a great idea to buy in at the beginning if you are able to. Every Steem in your wallet helps contribute to earning the future Steem in your wallet.
Thank you bro for your nice advice
hoping that the payouts now are still a lot of steem compared to USD. I need that SP. Its either that or try to hook on with another crypto early in the game, and that sounds tedious at best to me.
Amen! Actually I wish we could see 7 cents for a few days. Maybe a disgruntled whale or two can dump everything really fast crushing the price so those of us that want to be here long term can power up! I'd covert my other holdings instantly for 7 cent steem. I'd be an instant dolphin for sure.
The way I see it is that when the price is down: there's no better time to buy into STEEM. Same valuable token at a discounted price.
My problem right now is how do I trade fiat for STEEM...
There are very strong opinions on this. I've used Coinbase and Buylocalbitcoin. Mostly because I am in the US and we have limited options.
I am outside of the US and it is MUCH MORE difficult to find exchanges that work for me. I hear a lot of smack about Coinbase, but I do not see what's wrong with them. Except that they only function in the US or Europe (i think other countries).
"Price" may not matter, but it could use a pump...
Well certainly lately I'm picking up my reward in cents these days, but you know If one doesn't endure the hard times, they're not deserved of the good times as well, we all profited from December, we can as well stay faithful and hopefulsl for the platform
We are dollar cost averaging on steem. I guess its better with lower price as fewer people are competing for the reward pool.
Well yes just going with the flow for now and trying to get as much as possible for now as it is at low level compared to what is gonna come in the coming days.
While the people are really lucky I mean the early adopters of this community.
Well hope we sure will be going on !
Well said sir and I will keep posting. I will not become ghost just because it's down now.
Personally I don't care about the price presently because am not thinking about selling now. I keep on posting and commenting as usual , and just trying my best to build my SP.
Lets keep Powering Up and for those who wants to invest I guess now is the right time.
Thanks at @whatsup for the write up
Excellent reflexion friend every Estretegia decide for us assuming the risks with Steem is good
You are right. The lower the price, the more the sp
@whatsup I have 200 steemit and I never thought that the market would drop down so much,you have any suggestions that how much time I have to hold it
I don't know how long you will have to hold or what your financial goals are, how much you are hoping to earn, etc.
In my view, SP acts as principle would in an Interest Situation and for me my hope is to not touch it and when I am ready to earn I will rely on the liquid income that can provide. Which is very limited to my own situation.
Thanks for your valuable suggestions