I don't know if that will work. The anarchy rotation implies a pyramid scheme because you are using minnows to spread the word and you also assume minnows create the base of the triangle who create the bulk of the content. That's usually not the case unless we are looking to have a reddit style free for all.
I think the reality is that the best content will really come from dolphins and select minnows. Most users will come to steem it for the content and just upvote. They have no stake in the game and wont really care about making pennies for curating.
In theory both dolphins & whales also spread the word, I just believe new user excitement spreadsthe word a bit faster. The Anarchy Rotation, simply implies that new users are our word of mouth marketers while in the grand scheme of things Dolphins are our content creators and whales our investors, but ultimately all parties shoulder the word of mouth tactic.
let me just stop and ask first, what's the goal here? Increasing the user base? increasing quality of content or something else? I think the first two have different solutions and what you show is a campaign to increase the user base, but maybe I'm interpreting it wrong.
I guess the goal for this case would be: User Retention/Increase Users & Content Creation. After my mumble hangout we can go deep into the topic.
go for it. User retention/increase users is a growth issue, and the growth issue is a derivative of the content. So growing the base is not possible without increasing content quality. That's how I order that up, but I dont think your anarchy rotation works in that way, but again, lets get deeper into!
The Anarchy Rotation would be creating synergy with all parties that will promote:
Better Quality Content.
User Retention.
Higher Paying Post.
Word Of Mouth Marketing.
The Anarchy Rotation suggest that all parties recognizes the strength each group has. the top 10% has money, but not time to market, but if they passed it off to the dolphins 30% for content creation and curation to the minnows who then market the fact that they get paid to blog and post original content, we are only playing to everyone's strength.
That would be ideal, but there is still a huge problem with ROI, which currently, it is too profitable for upvote bots to exist right now, so why pass off the money to curators? Unless there is a better way for whales to make money, there is no real way to implement what you suggest.