Mining EOS? Part 2.
About 4 months ago I wrote about EOS Knights and how it looked like a potential way to mine EOS. I created an account with 20 EOS for staking so that I could use the blockchain to play the game. I then invested another 25 EOS into the game to "level up" to get my profile to a position to receive better items.
Well, 4 months later, and about 5 - 15 minutes a day of maintenance, I have 55 EOS staked in my account and my items that I am holding in the game are likely worth another 55 EOS. So, with the initial investment of 45 EOS, I am now holding 55 EOS and could 'liquify' my in-game assets for around another 55 EOS.
I plan on letting the game continue as I am at a fairly high level now and seem to be getting between 3 and 6 EOS / week at this point, which I am mostly reinvesting into the game at the moment. Once I get to the next level I will start withdrawing some more EOS.
This is a fun way to mine EOS. It will not be a rapid dash to millionaire-hood, but it is a fun way to use the blockchain and acquire a few tokens for using the blockchain in the early stages.
If I look at it from an all-time-high perspective. I have mined (in one way or another) around 65 EOS. EOS reached $22 sometime last year after the main net launch. 65 EOS currently represents around $300. But looking at its valuation potential, 65 EOS could look more like $1500 or more!
So, this is a fun and potentially lucrative game to play. The rewards look more like a bonus to me. Using the EOS blockchain in its first year is important to help get it functioning optimally is my first goal. The extra tokens are a bonus... and... the game is fun too!
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STOPDear @thewitness
I've noticed that you were delegating some SP to dstors as a way of supporting their project. Im not sure if you've aware but they shut it town.
Those guys from dstors didn't even bother to contact people who supported them. Such a shame. This project looked very promissing.
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I was wondering if you would consider supporting my efforts in building a crypto community here on Steemit..
Since HF20 took place, myself, along with a few other active "Steemians" decided to put in extra effort into making our little community stronger. And community build mostly on mutual engagement and support instead of financial rewards.
I recently delegated over 3500 SP to a group of 80 active steemians who struggled with low RC levels (resource credit). And the results has been great so far. One of my latest posts reached over 800 comments, which I found insane
Those results are only proving that our efforts are worth something. The only thing is that I can only do "that much" with my current resources.
Perhaps you could consider supporting our efforts with some delegation? I would seriously appreciate your help.Please let me know what do you think. I will appreciate every feedback, regardless of your decision.
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Piotr
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