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RE: Who Benefits if a Prize is paid in SP?
I appreciate the mention. I understand that it’s an investment, but as anyone would do before entering into one, I’d like to fully understand what it offers for both me and the community as there are still some grey areas I'd like clarified.
Here are a few lingering questions I have regarding UVF:
*Does it upvote all my posts and comments? Or only once in a blue moon?
*Is there a required minimum shares (similar to SBI which requires at least 14) to ensure an upvote once a week?
*Does having a higher share ensure an upvote on all my posts and comments?
Steem can be an investment (if you powerup or save or sell if the prize is high and buy more if the price drops).
SBI the same
UVF and SBI upvote on average all types of posts but a certain "power" should be reached before you receive an upvote (see it as your VP (see https://www.steemworld.org/@henryclive). The more shares you have the higher and faster your upvote.
You will not receive an upvote for everything you post on one day which most Steemians will also not do or are not able to (that's why one post per day at most is advised).
If I remember well the minimum is 12.
The more shares the higher your upvote. If you post again (same day or next day) the vote will arrive but be lower because you have to receive that "VP". This is the same for SBI as it is for UVF.
0.00 SBD,
0.00 STEEM,
0.31 SP
Thanks a lot for answering my questions straight to the point. 🙂
0.00 SBD,
0.00 STEEM,
0.11 SP
In this case you are not volunteering entering in an investment since you don't invest your Steem.
0.00 SBD,
0.00 STEEM,
0.11 SP
I see. Got it.
Also, I've only realised it now why the 10SP delegated to me when I first created my account was gradually taken away every time I powerup...