The solution to our problems with STEEM is to sell our STEEM and leave it

The vast majority of STEEM for sale comes from people whom cause the evils of this platform.
No matter what, only sell your STEEM and never buy it, even if its price drops to 1/3 of where it is now.
Below 1/3, the natural panic will convince you to stay out of it, and I believe it is only a matter of time.
After HF20, STEEM's price continued to drop, despite that the fork itself fixed a few issues, and no "communities" hard fork will cause it to spike.
If its price will go to zero and the blockchain will disappear, I will feel much more good for the riddance than for the loss of less than 200$, since I know a lot of cluster B personalities will lose far more than I have.
A plunge in STEEM price should be the goal, and the sooner, the better.
How can we help it drop:

1. increase awareness in other social media about how evil STEEM and its community are:The premine issue, the abuse issues, the time limit on rewards per given post issue, its inflation rate and more.
   And warn people from buying it.
2. Leave it ourselves, so it will become the dead place that it deserves to be, and will be.
   Once we leave, it will become more boring, less responsive, lonelier place.
3. Find and help spread better alternatives, like trybe.one may be, and others.

This will be our justice, and we can cut our losses short preceding the last to stay on the sinking rotten ship.
Let the evil captain and crew sink with their rotten ship.
Let them have their last hurrah of victory, having expelled us from it, and later see them sink from far away.
A temporary tide or two may lift them a little more, before they hit a rocky spike and sink for good.
Sell your STEEM now at a discount, before you have to sell it at a larger discount.
Inflation rate suggests that it is more likely that you will be satisfied to see it lower after you sold, than to see it higher.

To help people and ourselves leave, we and they need advises about:

1. decentralized exchanges with no ID requirement, or at worst so far so good centralized exchanges with no ID requirement and low fees, to sell STEEM.
   As far as I realized, zero fees exchanges tend to have higher costs of usage than lower fees exchanges.
   Fees in themselves are fair, as long as they are low enough.
2. Byteball has good fundamentals, but is listed in too few exchanges.
   Are there other recommendations as for what to exchange STEEM for?
3. What are the currently available alternatives to STEEM?
   Personally I need recommendations on which EOS wallet/s to choose for the trybe.one airdrop.