haha, we're playing a joke on you. We don't mean "bullish" in terms of market economics... we mean "bullish" as in "feeling optimistic and confident."
But it's sorta the same thing anyway -- a bullish market is going up and our confidence is going up as well.
Well, I got something to, like, say about this. I'm sorta the crypto expert on this blog...
Only because none of the rest of the bunch understands cryptic-currency, the blockmarket, the internet of somethings, etcetera.
Still, man... that sorta DOES make me the expert in the bunch.
Anyway, in terms of talkin' about, like, stock markets and crypto markets, we geeks like to say "bullish" when a coin is gaining value and is on an uptrend. Which, actually, isn't the case for STEEM right now.
Yes. Well, thank you, Tay'Tran. Good point. But a little off track for this post, which is about
4 reasons we love Steemit.
I think I can chime in here, McPeel, in the interest of actually getting on with this post.
Reason #1: The Banana Collective has a place to blog about everything that's important to us, individually and collectively. Before we found Steemit, we didn't have much of an outlet outside of the local fruit stand.
Well, put that way, then yes. Having this blog on Steemit has given me an opportunity (but not as often as I would like, please make a note of that, Tassium) to bring light to the many misconceptions, misrepresentations and mistreatments suffered by bananas down through millenia!
ooh, and what about the chance to tell our stories, Dearies? I've been around the longest, so I have lots of stories, but so do many of my fellow bananas. Steemit gives us a chance to talk about our lives and share a little bit with the people... who are, really, such Dearies.
Professor Bananington ~ Where the %h&#)! are the BANANAS?
Dr. Victor Frankenpeel's super-banana
Steemit's youngest poetess: My jerky brother
Do super heroes need fruit?