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My Guest on The Rainmakers this week is cryptocurrency blogger 
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Ogochukwu: How did you learn about steemit?
Kingscrown: I was into Bitshares and then heard Dan is making a new project. So i went into Steemit. Not right away, but pretty early – May 2016.
Ogochukwu: What are your thoughts about the recent hard fork and its effects on steemit and steemians as a whole?
Kingscrown: I do not like that each HF is “fixing” few things with one stone. Usually they overlook something and it ends badly. I also don't like how this coin exists a year and has almost 19 hardforks. LTC is way older and had like 1 HF, this is not normal to HF a coin every 2 months. Especially when it plays with people's feelings (rewards).
Ogochukwu: What are your thoughts about the three growth-related priorities being run by the steem team which is led by Mitchell Loureiro (
Kingcrown: We will see how they execute it. At this point, these are just plans without anything else.
Ogochukwu: Do you have any advice for young steemians who just started blogging on the platform?
Kingscrown: Write everyday, don't look on rewards, reply to everybody who replies to your post, comment on other posts. And don't ever whine, rant and get into drama. Stay positive and active – it will pay off.
Ogochukwu: You must have come across quite a lot of posts and comments. Who are your favorite authors? And your best post?
Kingscrown: I wouldn't want to choose best authors as there is plenty, i follow 42 people but not all of them are active, some people i don't follow but i watch for their stuff.
I do 1 post every day, and i try to keep same quality so really hard to choose best one, but possibly the post i like most is from comic series i have madeWhole series of those (3 or 4 comics in a row) are funny and good imo.
Ogochukwu: You are someone who blogs about crypto-currencies, what inspired this and do you blog any other place apart from Steemit?
Kingscrown: Since 4 years i actually own a blog – http://fuk.io but i post there once a month. The reason is there is big mailing list attached to the blog so i don't want to spam mailboxes of people.
Going to Steem for daily news vs one post a month was natural. Despite reading me here you should email subscribe to blog to know whens new post + people on mailing list always get little more extra infos.
Ogochukwu: How do you see the Impact of the Block Chain on the World Economy?
Kingscrown: It seems banks and governments are starting to use this technology due to transparency and no way of faking documents or data on it. Seems its bigger invention than ol grandpa Bitcoin.
Ogochukwu: What do you think is the reason why some countries are slow in adopting the blockchain?
Kingscrown: Currently even 3rd world countries started using BTC, but i think it was problems with getting internet and computers for everybody and small prices in local currency. If BTC fee is currently 1-6 USD and in some countries, you can live 2 days on the equivalent of that.. Well that doesn.t add up.
Ogochukwu: In your estimation, how long do you think it will take before the world runs on a cashless economy powered by the blockchain?
Kingscrown: Not sure governments will allow this, since they are unable to print money and this is the biggest part of how they earn anything. I expect more fees on exchanges and more laws trying to make using coins harder and a worse experience.
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