Food for thought
So, what's your daily bottom line? Well mine is $0.01 cent and that's it, simple. There are 365 (6) days in the year and that would total $3.65 in Steem Dollars, and then I'd hold onto it. The current rate of one Steem Dollar to one US Dollar, could change in the future, resulting in that one Steem Dollar may equate to $10 US Dollars or even $100? It's a bit speculative, but it's plausible, if you look at the rise of the mighty Bitty Coin over the last few years, it's been a meteoric rise for the cryptocurrency.
Hypothetically, if I'm holding onto $3.65, and that's now ballooned to $365 US Dollars on the market, then that's incredible. That's a lot for not doing that much, and that's just the bottom line, so anything above that is a bonus. At present, I feel that Steemit is becoming the new gold rush, and I feel like I'm in a scene from the film Far & Away, where we're all sprinting to stake our piece of virtual Steemit land. Well, I'm just going to take this little piece here, sit down, observe and build up from it. I'm taking a realistic approach to a surreal concept, that not only gave me a mixture of emotions, but made me shift my expectations on a daily basis, but not anymore.
Mentioning bottom lines and markets, makes me think about my old days working in the Offices back in London. I remember Facebook being banned at certain times and its usage being policed quite heavily. So, I wonder how any company would view their employees making money for themselves on the company's time? Maybe a compromise of some kind, negotiate a deal with your employer, offer a percentage? All I know is that monetising blogging is going to concern company owners, who are aware of how much time their employees spend on social media, during work and outside of work. Then there will be the super smart bosses who view Steemit as an opportunity and not a problem, leading to them capitalising on this new concept.
The future is so Steemingly interesting.
Flatrider