RE: Buying Steem is too difficult...how can it be added to more Exchanges?
"But I'm only with steemit for the mid term."?
STEEM is where BTC was 4 years ago. Look how things turned out for BTC. We even have SMTs coming up. $100 STEEM isn't out of the question just as its death isn't out of the question. I was highly skeptical about steemit at the beginning and stood away for some time. I'm sticking here mainly because of the community of people like you who I'm very glad to have met. I also make some money commenting and posting while giving back my wisdom to the world.
I noticed your change in voting patterns along with the rise of certain events. I support your line of thinking. We all should get the best out while the good stuff last. A tree doesn't need a forest though the forest need trees.
Maybe TRON or YOYOW would become a place to migrate to. Maybe something totally new would come in few years. I've known and seen the terrible whale behavior since my first month on the platform. I knew this is something that cannot be fixed and bound to crash and burn. But if you wait for the perfect platform, you'll be waiting way too long.
So I'm trying to make good friends, learn, give back, earn few bucks and get off the train when the time is ripe. You don't have to love your whore to have a good time. Just stay positive and make what you can.
Good Luck!
If you find a great place with solid fundamentals with the right incentives, let us know:-)
take advantage of open windows. I took a chance buying Steem at $0.20 and have no problems reaping the reward for a good investment.
Happy for you man! I didn't initially expect you to have a great business mind. Then I remembered that Peter Schiff was impressed about you. 95% of my STEEM was made on steemit. I spent about a $100 to buy STEEM while it was cheap. But I only joined 5 months ago. I didn't even know anything beyond some stuff I had read about BTC and LTC while STEEM was $0.20
I see a potential Billionaire in you which I didn't notice at first. I can read a lot between the lines. While I was still at high school I used to call it open-encryption. Everybody sees/knows but nobody understands.
Happy investing!