Technical and Economical

• kept my node running smoothly, with no missed blocks
• lowered my price feed bias at 250% (from 300%). I initially raised it in order to increase SBD supply, as a countermeasure to the recent SBD pumps and, as far as we can see, this is working. But I think we can slow down the printing a bit.
• kept my SBD APR at 1%
• kept my account registration fee at 0.1 STEEM, synchronizing with the majority of witnesses (I use a script called steem witness toolbox, available for free on Github, for publishing the feed price and adjusting a few blockchain props)
• kept the block size at 65,536

Community

• went to a Steemit meetup in London (thanks @teodora for the heads up) where I got to talk in person with a lot of very nice Steemians, including, but not limited to: @immarojas, @gillianpearce, @bristena94, @nanzo-scoop, @simonjay, @redrica, @adetorrent, @lloyddavis and many other (forgive me if I forgot to put your name here, you're all gorgeous). Here are the details of the meetup:

-- Steemit Meetup In London - The Highlight Of My Blitz Trip

• published a few posts related to the Steem community:
  -- STEEM Listed On Binance - Starts Trading From 100k Satoshis
  -- In The Internal Market SBD Is AlreadyTrading Lower Than STEEM

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I'm a serial entrepreneur, blogger and ultrarunner. You can find me mainly on my blog at Dragos Roua where I write about productivity, business, relationships and running. Here on Steemit you may stay updated by following me @dragosroua.

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