I actually totally agree with you!
"The whales and the dolphins will be unable to support the new users and people will have to build networks and communities and support and grow with each other as the numbers could be overwhelming for the current amount of stakeholders we have that are actively involved in the community." <--- I was just saying this exact thing to someone the other day, and they said I was being negative.
But I wasn't trying to be negative, I was just being realistic. Steemit is like real life. In real life, a few people hold the majority of the wealth. It's not a shocker or anything to see that here on the platform.
Doesn't mean that we can't network, work hard and be the middle class lol.
Assuming to just come on here and make a quick buck and be a whale literally makes no sense to me. That's not how the world works.
I'm really really looking forward to hearing what your strategies are! I definitely don't want to be in the first category of people.
Agreed! We didn't leave our human nature at the door. Also, for many of us that have accounts that are around 2 years old, we didn't leap on the platform in a flurry of success. Our accounts have grown, our networks have grown and now those early friendships really matter.