I've been pretty blessed to have the opportunity to write some posts for @Oracle-D over the past month or so.

My Steem friend @daan introduced me to Oracle-D during a conversation we were having on Discord about another influential group on Steemit that starts with a "U".

I was pleasantly surprised to find that many of the shortcomings we felt were prevalent in that other group did not exist in Oracle-D. The quality of writing seemed to be consistently good and the fact that @daan had already won one of the contests told me they appreciated good content when they saw it.

I was bumming around over in the @steem-eng exchange and noticed that @oracle-d had a token listed in there that was actually valued pretty high. I hopped over to the Oracle-D Discord server and asked a couple of questions about the token. The next thing I know (because of my question), I was being asked to write a post about the @steem.ninja token and how to use it to buy vouchers for creating Steem accounts.

Just like that I was now a pro member of the group and a whole new life on Steem was opened up to me...

The Contest

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The Review a Finance DApp & Earn Rewards ft. State Of The DApps! task from Oracle-D was actually the second contest of theirs I had participated in. Having fallen short on the first one, I knew I had to up my game. I didn't want them to think they had made a bad decision asking me to write that @steem.ninja review and giving me pro status.

When I saw that the theme of the contest was finance Dapps and then I saw that Chintai was in the list, this post flowed so naturally that it was almost an effortless write. I owned EOS tokens when they were still ERC-20 tokens and the mainnet had yet to launch. One of the key reasons I settled on EOS as one of my major crypto investments was the promised platform that would allow you to lease your tokens.

Chintai was that platform, and having used it several times since its launch, it was almost a "no-brainer" for me to write my post about it.

Many Thanks

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As I have said, my short time being a pro member of Oracle-D has been a true blessing. Not only has it given me content to fill in the gaps when my regular content is sparse, I also feel it has improved my writing and the way that I look at blog posts. Winning this contest serves as a validation for me that what I am doing here is making a difference and the future for me on Steem is looking very bright.

I can honestly say I have learned more about posting this past month because of Oracle-D than I probably learned my whole first year on Steemit. Watching the You-Tube video about how to post for Oracle-D and reading @daan's post about the process he follows when he is writing an Oracle-D post have been helpful beyond measure.

Thank you again for all of the feedback and support each of you has given me through this process.

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