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RE: Does Steemit Have TSU's Same Fate?
You made some great points here. From what I have heard TSU was supper spammy and had poor value propositions and no competitive advantage. FutureNet is basically the new TSU.
The world has never seen anything like Steemit before. The average person can now easily post information to a blockchain, making the info immutable.
Additionally, the STEEM cryptocurrency alongside Bitcoin and others has the potential to usher in a more free world and bring about the collapse of government controlled fiat currencies. This is why I'm here.👍
Great point. Fiat currency is just so inefficient. I wonder how it has survived for so long! Personally, I lost faith in fiat currencies a long time ago (think Zimbabwe Hyperinflation), and with cryptocurrencies on the rise, I see freedom of economic involvement and trade, and value creation... Steemit is a genius invention, and Steem is a currency with so much potential. It has the potential to become a popular peer-to-peer currency as well as one people use commercially because it is social. I like to call it a social currency, and that trait will make it go viral soon. ☺
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I'm so far out of the loop. This is the first I'm hearing of TSU and it's already gone. I have been blogging for a dozen years or so but it keeps getting more difficult. Maybe it's age, but typing long content just isn't as appealing as short comments on Facebook. Nice post!
Aww Yeah! @thefrugalfatguy I feel like TSU wasn't well known. it wasnt' very popular. and it lost "Steam" really quickly.
Really? I haven't heard to Future net Thanks for your insight on this.
So true! Steemit is different, Which I feel will help it get to the top.