Before I start to tell you why I believe Hive account@dan's resignation can be good, I want to share with all of you, that I'm not glad or happy because Hive account@dan announced his resignation. I have always tried to take a better look at the good part of things, but I also look at the bad part of it before I decide which part is more important for me and for the people around me.

When Dan's powering down will be finished, everyone expects that he will sell all and the price will drop very much, but, we will never know for sure if he will sell now or later or never! So, this resignation of our CEO of Steemit has created a big FUD.

FUD:  Fear, uncertainty and doubt is a disinformation strategy used in sales, marketing, public relations, talk radio, politics, religious organizations, and propaganda. FUD is generally a strategy to influence perception by disseminating negative and dubious or false information and a manifestation of the appeal to fear. While the phrase dates to at least the early 20th  century, the present common usage of disinformation related to software, hardware and technology industries generally appeared in the 1970s to describe disinformation in the computer hardware industry, and has since been used more broadly. -Source-

FUD is used by traders so many times, and they make a lot of money because people are afraid to not lose their investment, so they sell it at a lower price and the rich people are buying it cheaper. 

The best thing that can happen when Dan decide to sell his steem, is that the price will go down and if you are not afraid to lose your investment, then
you should buy more at a lower price. You will be a winner after that for two reasons: You will have more steem power if you will power it up, and you can buy a lot at a lower price. I think right now is a good price to buy steem, but I think you should do your own research
and decide what's best for you.

This time you should think like a trader even if you are not one of them, at least this is what I will do for sure. As a wise man said: don't invest more than you can afford!

Think about this: if Dan jumped from this train, maybe he saw another potential train that will give him the right destination! He jumped before from another train, so he knows what he is doing, but, if you want to jump too only because he jumped, in my opinion, you make a big mistake and you can damage yourself. 

If you know what you are doing, go for it and do your thing, but if not, I will suggest you
wait until the train will stop even if it will be a long way, the future will pay you when you arrive at
the destination. 

You have to remember the good times too, not only the bad times!