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RE: Why Steemit isn't Ponzi scheme. [3 minutes read]

in #steemit8 years ago (edited)

Ty for your better explaination. I believe that in this case an "hype n' dump" will not happen thanks to the Steem Power downpowering system, that requires 104 weeks, and thanks to the fact that there is a real value at the base: this same tool me and you are using to communicate.

Also if someone runs away with dollars, selling steem to someone else, the social network, and the Steem currency will continue to exist.

In other words, we could even hope that at a certain point some user with 2.000.000+ Steem Power will "run/give away" at least with a part of his Steem Power, if he thinks that in this way the network would be more balanced

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perhaps.. but there are probably over 100million steem power in the hands of the largest accounts. Even a two week power down could produce a windfall worth several million. I'm not saying i think steemit is a ponzi scheme. Just that your "proof" that isnt real proof.