Voted you for witness! Maybe a tutorial for noobs with some of your awesome art would be in order.

You're very welcome! You're pretty funny. I'm following you now.

Meanwhile we're building some stuff to take care and eliminate the middle man. Steem is probably the least dubious of all cryptos. We literally earn money on it talking about our lives and everyone knows

Great post and humorous too! To answer your question... Seriously, is that fondu being heated in an old first aid kit? According to wikipedia Fondue (au fromage) (UK: /ˈfɒnd(j)uː/, US: /fɒnˈd(j)uː/,[3][4]

It's amazing you bring this up about the bank denying a loan for needed renovations. The reason benicents was created was exactly situations like yours. I'll be putting together a post soon to explain

Thanks for that. My point was that outside of a couple of less reputable exchanges, SBD is in fact tracking a dollar pretty well. The price shown on coinmarketcap at least is not the real market price.

At least from a code standpoint it seems to be working ok. But can you elaborate?

Thanks for the mentioned @newageinv FYI there's been a follow up post showing how to find the most lucky curators. This is all building towards a tool to help steemians earn a better income from curation

Thanks! We're following you now. BTW stay tuned for our next post where we break out a list of the best curators!

@smooth Honestly that's the wrong view. Consider the following... Stocks, the way most people invest, i.e. on the market are also a speculative wager. Unless you happen to buy pre-ipo, you aren't investing

Thank you! This looks like an interesting app!

Yes but those would not be investors. Those would be speculators and frankly that sort of speculation would lead to abuse of the system because what would they do while powered up? They would upvote only

Not to criticize but you don't seem to know what you're talking about. Real investors gladly tie up their money for weeks or years at a time. To invest means to make a commitment. It's gamblers that are

I upvoted this for visibility, not because I agree, but because I disagree wholeheartedly. The math here is really simple. Price is a function of supply and demand. If supplies increase faster than demand