Now I'm not just referring to the most obvious things such as censorship resistant blockchain, being able to be rewarded through the voting system, sending transactions with no middlemen and no fees, etc.

Where did the money come from? where is the reward ?

In case you haven't been checking out your estimated value in your wallet lately, which let's be honest, is not something you want to do during this bear dip, you may have noticed that there is a slight

I haven't done one of these #asksteemit posts in some time, the r/askreddit used to be one of my favorite subreddits and I really enjoy discussions, especially now on an immutable blockchain and being

This question is not about "if you could go back in time, you'd buy Bitcoin at 0.5 cents", but more about your own experience since you started researching and get more in touch with Bitcoin

Lately I've been thinking about taking a small break from Steem, feels like I'm nearing the burn out zone again when most of my waking hour revolves around it. I was thinking of where I should go and looked

Having been around crypto since 2013, while mainly focusing on BTC at first I was fascinated by altcoins. Back then there weren't this many around and you could follow most pretty well while having time

Voting should be done by curating content, is what we've all learned. Over time and hardforks though, things have started to change. Nowadays you can delegate your votes so other middlemen "curate"

Not to jinx it, but we've been having a pretty good start of the week in the crypto markets. Bullish signs have been showing all over the board, many currencies you would've hoped would just have died

With Facebook getting a lot of backlash lately, only a fraction of what I brought up in my post yesterday about the company, it seems like the perfect time to ask this question as it seems so many users

A post by @acidyo, here is the post link I just thought of posting my comment to my wall so that my followers can see it. AskSteemit: Who are your favorite Steemians and why? Who are my favorites steeamians

Steem is growing every day. So many people joining, so many that have stuck around for a very long time but also many who have left. Where most other blockchain's rely on their miners to do the heavy lifting

Hey everyone! Haven't done any #asksteemit posts in a long time. On Reddit the r/askreddit was one of my most favorite subreddits as the discussions were amazing and anyone in the world could take part

For some of us older members who have spent countless of hours and days on the platform already it can easy be forgotten what it felt like the first few days and weeks when you got here. Although a lot

Steem has made some insane moves at the beginning of this year. Many expected it to and knew that Steem usually always lagged behind a bit when alts were moving up, either due to the nature of how Steem

Steem has made some insane moves at the beginning of this year. Many expected it to and knew that Steem usually always lagged behind a bit when alts were moving up, either due to the nature of how Steem

Hey everyone! Haven't been able to post much lately due to some personal issues and busy with a project that I'm working on for the Steem blockchain. It also has been quite a trading opportunity with the

Hey everyone! So doing something more casual than the long posts with long discussions. Thought this one would be fun to check what other Steemians find funny. To me this video always comes to mind first,

As an exercise I am trying to create a bot for Steem which detects spam comments (a kind of @steemcleaners) but also which is commenting back and tries to explain the spammer why is it wrong to do that,

What do you think is the main cause of human obedience towards one world government, or slavery in general? Do you think it's the law being cranked slowly towards slavery and tyranny or is it this bullshit