I reckon it's 99% certain this is the cause of your issue.

My quick guess is that you're not taking into account how Graphene treats canonical signatures. For reference, check xeroc's excellent post on transaction signing: Here's an extract: Now, we are going

Right on the money as usual! I'd actually love to see you expand on the topics of parents "guilting schemes with partners and kids" that you mentioned briefly as well as how playing the "blame

Now that's rich coming from you!

I would consider using this if you supported Steem Dollars instead of Steem. As others have pointed out it doesn't make sense to hold Steem in liquid form. You either trade it, power it up or convert it

Then I end up learning that some of them are friends of steemit founders and I feel a bit cheated. Care to elaborate on who did this? Because I don't remember seeing any cases like that. Perhaps you are

I have no idea who they are.

Sure, I'm just pointing out that Steemit the company does not appear to be contributing to the current sell-off as they are being very careful about how they sell their Steem. Part of their powerdowns

Your analysis is flawed by not looking at what the steemit account is actually doing. It is of course owned by Steemit Inc. as you suggest, and if you look at the account itself it is holding a huge amount

You discredit yourself and your arguments by calling Bitshares a scam, as it quite clearly never was a scam. Did I (and most others) lose lots of money on Bitshares so far? Yes most certainly. Did Bitshares

While I don't have hard numbers to back this up, it certainly feels to me like rewards are being spread around more. Top posts now generally get around $2-3k, and there are a great number of posts with

No that change was made just prior to the 4th of July and only took effect after the first big payout on that date.

I'm sure you're not the only one missing some details, it's a complicated beast! What this site really needs is an exhaustive FAQ section. It would be long as hell but at least there would be answers readily

Thanks for writing this and also for posting it here as well as on Motherboard. I wanted to comment there but couldn't. You've got most things down correctly, but the part about the steemit website being

@smooth: Replying here due to nesting. I mentioned the memes because the comment we're discussing says the "memes are entirely appropriate". I disagree. I suspect it's kushed because: He was

For all your apparent reasonableness you do disappoint me sometimes smooth. This had nothing to do with anonymity and everything to do with trying to muddy the waters and confuse readers. The only valid

The account was created through mining 4 months ago, the same person also registered the larimer account, so we're dealing with a name squatter, something I personally despise. It falls in the same category

Comment with your main account instead of trying to impersonate the steemit founders with sock puppet accounts @kushed or whoever you are.

A few words about the "private" slack channel: Invites are handled by Ned. It is not in any way only the Bitshares witnesses. Discussion there is also very limited and is dominated by whales

Beautiful drawings and a very touching story! I was relieved to see the smile on your face in your current picture and to know that things have gone well for you following the accident. Looking forward