I don't think it's only my own impression—because I asked around and saw other people's reactions too—but it seems to me the older I get the quicker time seems to pass. It may be the speed of the society

I admit I don't do it often, other than the stats I track for my weekly Hive goals updates. But I thought I should do it today, as a point of reference, for the future. Mainly, I was curious how am I doing

At the end of 2023, at the initiative of @leogrowth (in this post), a challenge was thrown to the lions. To set and follow through on one or more Leofinance-related goals during 2023. Since I am a

After many, many failed attempts at trying to solve that ‘intractable’ problem, I decided to invert the problem.

I am toying with different approaches to distributing curation rewards, for a new token aimed at university students.

So I just finished wrapping my head around something: HIVE Tribes, and why they play such an important role in the blockchain ecosystem. And I Found ClickTrackProfit-- #CTP! I had heard someone mention

At the beginning of every month I do some stats regarding my activity on Steem and everything related. For some time now (at least since 4 months ago) I discovered that my curation rewards have plummeted.

We have the possibility to set beneficiaries for author rewards for some time now. Perhaps since hardfork 19, but I'm not sure. I'm not sure how many people actually use it individually. But some dApps

I have a new test account on steem, and haven't decided what I'll do with it yet. So, for now and since its creation, I used it to follow two popular and seemingly rewarding curation trails. But, first

Every post broadcasted to the steem network has a comment option available named allow_curation_rewards. It's true by default and gives %25 share of the post rewards to the curators. If the original author

Even though -as authors- we map posts and comments differently in our minds, technically they're the same type of objects in the chain, called as Comments. How do we do the separation? It's simple. If

If you don't know what @randowhale is, check its latest post here: Now, I don't think @randowhale is a great idea, but it's there and why wouldn't you use it ... I like it as a reply to whaleshares, which

On https:// steemit.com/faq.html ( ) I found: [quote] Voting and curating - If you discover a post and upvote it before it becomes popular, you can earn a curation reward. The reward amount will depend

Use your up vote on authors that have a decent amount of Steem power (Influence), make an informed comment and hope that they will use their voting power to upvote your comment. Lately I have been getting

The suggestion, to remove curation rewards is completely absurd. I have now seen a few people actually suggesting that. The latest post I saw was this one by @clayop. Even @steemitblog plans it here. We

Disclaimer This vlog is just to spark more discussion and help both myself and the community at large better understand the complexities involved with growing Steemit. Again, I always assume that if I'm

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It seems that there might be some misconception about why I was created as a bot, so I think I need to make some things clear. I was not created as a Bot on Steemit targeting curation rewards for profit,

(images source, borg cats) Why the Star Trek Borg Reference I have already tried giving some ideas and suggestions along the way of my path on Steemit in some of my posts and comment, but most of this