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RE: Ask Me Anything About Steemit Wednesday (AMAWED) Exclusively For Newbies #2. Join Us From 10.30 AM (CET) Today.

in #redfishpillar7 years ago (edited)

Well done Madam! Please i would love to know how the minnows can support steemit as a community (aside creating normal contents) and in what ways can the whales benefit from the minnows..it is obvious that our votes can only add little or nothing at all to author's wallets..without the whales,the minnows would remain minnows. ( @Destinysaid and a host others have been really helpful since i became an official steemian) how can we give back? if a minnow puts out projects or ideas which tend to support the whales that may go a long way to exposing such minnow therefore aiding his/her way to succeeding in the steemit community.
Thank you for this great opportunity any further questions i come across i'd not hesitate to bring it on.

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@prettycynthia. @redfishpillar I hope you wouldn't mind my responding to this question. In my own view, yes without accounts with considerable SP upvoting a minnow, it would definitely difficult find it difficult to progress. To your question, I think minnows should continue to invite more people to be part of the program. As more people join the program, demands for steem wld increase. This will also increase the value of Steem, making you to have more money in your wallet. To me, Minnows should continue to play active roles in campaign to make Steem a household name all over the world. Thanks. Such a good question.

@eurogee

Welcome to AMAWED, @eurogee! Bravo for responding brilliantly to @prettycynthia's question! I really appreciate you.

Great.. Thank you for your answer.. @eurogee on discord?

The best we can do is preaching the gospel of steemit to individual and also following them up so they don't abandon it.. That way the demand for steem will be high just as the demand for bitcoin is.. The more the people the more the demand for the steem coin. My two scent advise.

Absolutely, @sweetestglo-eu! I completely agree with you on follow up of up newbies after bringing them in. I have always said it that it is not enough to just tell people about steemit and on-board them. Mentoring them to grow is even more important. So, mentorship is key after steemit marketing. That is why I am dedicating this time to help newbies grow. Check my payout. Some newbies even earn more than I do. That is the truth, but it doesn't bother me. When newbies are happy about their growth and progress, then I am happy too. Let me stop here, before I continue preaching.

@maryfavour

Nice one ma'am , may God keep blessing you!

Welcome to AMAWED, @prettycynthia! Thank you for posing your question. @eurogee has responded very brilliantly. To reiterate what he stated, the best way a minnow can contribute to the growth of steemit is marketing steemit, using your creative ideas and projects too, if you possess the skills to manage one or more.

@maryfavour

Thanks ma. I have been doing my part if that's the case. But i face this challenge each time i preach the steemit gospel.."they always ask where the money come from"..you know plenty Nigerians have fallen victim to some fraudulent ponzi or the other and that mentality of anything internet being a ponzi is a big problem. Immediately i talk to anyone about steemit the question i always find difficult to answer is "where the money comes from question.

What's the best possible way to explain this to a person with the dullest brain? Thanks

You are most welcome, @prettycythia. I understand most of the issues with ponzi schemes and the reason why many Nigerians now ask, where does the money come from. I am going to begin by stating that none of the cryptocurrencies are really money. They are cryptographic tokens that people value and that value is what is exchanged for fiat currency(government approved currency) e.g Nigeria Naira (NGN). That said. I will go ahead to paste an excerpt from the recent steemit bluepaper, page 2 below

The Rewards Pool (“Where do the tokens come from?”)
One of the most innovative (and most misunderstood) aspects of the Steem blockchain is the
“Rewards Pool” from which tokens are distributed to valuable content creators. In order to understand
what the Rewards Pool is, one first needs to understand that tokens are produced differently
in DPoS blockchains than they are in PoW blockchains. In traditional PoW blockchains, tokens
are produced regularly but randomly distributed to the people whose machines are performing
work (“miners”).
Different from PoW-only cryptocurrencies, tokens in Steem are generated at a fixed rate of one
block every three seconds. These tokens get distributed to various actors in the system based
on the defined rules of the blockchain. These actors, such as content creators, witnesses, and
curators, compete in specialized ways for the tokens. Unlike the traditional PoW means of
distribution, where miners are competing over raw computing power, the actors in the Steem
network are incentivized to compete in ways that add value to the network.
The rate that new tokens are generated was set to 9.5% per year starting in December 2016,
and decreases at a rate of 0.01% every 250,000 blocks, or about 0.5% per year. The inflation
will continue decreasing at this rate until it reaches 0.95%, after a period of approximately 20.5
years.
Of the supply of new tokens created by the Steem blockchain every year, 75% of those tokens
compose the “rewards pool” which are distributed to content creators and content curators.
15% are distributed to vested token holders, and 10% are distributed to Witnesses, the block
producers cooperating inside Steem’s DPoS consensus protocol.

@maryfavour for @redfishpillar project

wow!! your work here is really wonderful. thanks for giving me these answers...you are my future witness lol. You are beautiful too (in Mayorkun's voice)

thanks for giving me these answers...you are my future witness lol.

Future witness...I'm not a geek. Thanks for the complement, dear. I wish I knew who Mayorkun is. Lol!