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RE: A question for you

in #qanda6 years ago

Assuming for a moment that I did have money invested in this platform, my investment strategy tends to be long term, rather than short term. Based on which, my strategy would be to place my funds in ways that would best serve the long term appreciation of what we might call the Steem "project."

I wouldn't be trying to answer "how to get current income," I'd be trying to support "how do I best serve a path that turns my 100K SP into 500K in three years." Or something like that.

To a (usually) neophyte investor, the whole idea of "I can make $100 a day!" sounds really exciting and inticing... but current income typically PALES in comparison to appreciation of a solid underlying asset appreciating. And they usually work against each other. If you drain cash from a company, it has less left over to fund its growth.

And consider this: "$100 a day" for three years is a pittance compared to natural appreciation from $100K to $500K in three years. But we have a lot people here for whom Steem represents the first time they've had a lot of money... so they are (many, anyway) fumbling around in the dark, on this.

So my answer would be (E) in some form. Delegate to projects and communities whose primary focus was building community and building the user base with perhaps a little to Steem-UA and some curation guilds.

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