Lately I have been thinking a lot about where the blockchain is going in the future.
And I had so much fun this morning reading the blogpost by @andrarchy here.
Talking about the blockchain of opportunity! My goodness! From joining Steemit as a content creator to Content Director for Steemit 18 months later. Well done!
It also reminded me of Steemfest 1 where I briefly met @andrarchy for the first time. (Not sure if he remembers that because I was a totally unknown back then).
How things have changed around here since Steemfest 1 is hard to explain to new Steemians.
Development has been going at rocket speed. Not only with the blockchain itself but also in 3rd party development (dtube, dlive, steepshot ect...).
I feel that now we are standing on a crossroads where things will change a lot again.
I think in the future Steempower held by investors will be used to fund individual projects instead of individual content creators.
Steemhunt is just the first project that is doing this, I expect more will come.
The individual projects will then fund the individual content creators. (Which dtube, dlive and now steemhunt are already doing).
I talk about it more in my vlog.
https://steemitimages.com/0x0/https://steemitimages.com/DQmf84t6h3Ds3PRaKvNgnSgL9WZuWzphjXhBKJDfpGDun4g/Exyle%20logo%20final%20_%20RGB-04.png
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I'm sorry if this is just super simple to you, but to me it isn't.
I've really only been hearing about SMT's through Marks videos, and I understood it as something DTube, Steepshot etc. could use individually on their part of the ecosystem, not so much for bloggers on Steemit itself.
If I'm wrong and you know the truth, I would appreciate a simple explanation, rather some snarky remark that tells me nothing.
@ezzy | May 24, 2018, 9:38 a.m. | Votes: 3 | [
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A "holy grail" of vlogs, buddy. I wholeheartedly agree with the direction this blockchain is going and they look explosive. In a good way, lol. Moving away from a focused "blogging" model to a more "business" orientated one, which in fact should theoretically prove a way more compatible approach to the steem blockchain. I've always treated my SP with respect, like yourself, and can't be happier with my decision to do so. Yes, things will change dramatically in the near future. And, judging by what I've seen up until now, am 100% onboard.
Class stuff by you, mate. Thanks for sharing your valuable insights with us "now" and in the months past. Talk about a forward thinker! :)
Checked your Steem Power in your account... Yes you will be fine! Hahaha.
1 thing is for sure there will still be plenty of ways to earn Tokens! In this new world of abundance that we are building. Since it's all about generating new levels of abundance instead of taking away something. And the amount of Telegram Token projects that is currently going on... Blogging right now is a very cool way of mining the STEEM currency but clearly most humans in the world isn't bloggers. The core underlying system that is what everyone will be needing. That will say a system that works like a private Bank but that is much easier and faster to use.
Surely the STEEM currency will move into a more business direction just as you say. But the Smart Media Tokens will more be for the community. And it needs to branch out into thousands of smaller niches that exists. And with a world population going up to 10 billion it's not like we will run out of humans to create new interesting projects with engaging content.
Clearly the output of production will be extremely high and effective just as Elon Musk has stated. The old way of buying a domain and write on your own website with lazy Adsense ads on there that is the old outdated model that doesn't create any real deeper trust and connection. Now we have the monetary system and the reputation system to evolve into the next Era. Sophisticated online Tribes. The End of clickbait that will say. Surely you will still be able to do that old model but it won't be as rewarding as the new model. Same as people can pirate music but use Spotify instead since it's so much more smooth and convenient to use. Saves Time and Energy.
@exyle | May 24, 2018, 12:45 p.m. | Votes: 2 | [
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If you use the master password you were given at the start I urge you to stop using that. It's the most important password you have and you should never ever use it. Make sure you back it up properly.
For daily activities on steemit use your posting key to login. You can find it under wallet --> Permissions ---[show private key].
Login with that key and your username for daily activities.
If you want to transfer funds use your active key (in the same screen).
Again make sure you backup your MASTERKEY properly.
To store passwords you can use a password manager like, Lastpass or 1password.
Thats great and all, but i personally am very against it if the complete shift would happen.
With that you are basically shifting us from a decentralized society to a completely centralized one.
If this would happen, and the Steem power would be locked inside projects, like the ones you listed, you run a risk, like the case is in the "real world", of corruption, faulty philosophies domination, inefficient distribution, unfair distribution, etc...
This is clearly seen even now with some of the large projects that exist.
How would this be any different then delegating to bots?
You have no control over who is rewarded, or what kind of content is pushed forward.
It is hard work to even pinpoint the exploitation that happens. And rarely do people take the time to do so..
Youre basically giving away all your control, your influence into the hands of a few people.
Supporting a project is one thing. I do that as well with the little SP i have, but completely sending over your wallet value to someone else? I dont think thats a great idea unless they give you a ton of influence on decisions on the platform of your choice. And i hardly think that will happen.
And what if a creator speaks up and criticizes a platform, since in this scenario he is dependent on it, and there is no other way to get rewarded? This leads to complete censorship. I speak up often and at this point it seems i have completely lost a chance to get curated on one platform.
I cant be in support of this. :(