In answer to your question: never. Steem is dead now. To clarify: it has kicked the bucket, is pushing daisies, is belly up, has assumed room temperature, has bit the dust, is counting worms, has been defenestrated, didn't make it, is done for, has expired, has given up the ghost, gas gone bung, has freed its horses, gone home in a box, has gone west, has gone to happier hunting grounds, has joined the invisible choir, has gone to live on a farm upstate, has met @ned and @dan (its makers), has gone into the good night, has had its number come up, has ridden the pale horse, has shuffled of its mortal coil, is six feet under, is taking a dirt nap, has been terminated, is wearing pine overcoat or has joined the whisperers. It's a goner. Erased. Is no more.

It's time to pack up and leave. The party is over.

OR

Could it just be that the crypto markets are at it again? Correcting the living shit out of themselves. Again. For the umpteenth time. It's business as usual.

These aren't the droids you're looking for. Move along. The market will pick up again. Only nobody knows when, though.

Does anybody seriously think decentralization is a thing of the past now? The only thing capable of stopping the blockchain with the second most transactions per day would be governments in the entire world colluding to stop the entire industry. Never going to happen. There will always be different camps among the great powers. Asia and Africa are undergoing fast economic growth. If a few of the major players try to ban crypto their competition will foster it to reap the benefits or to weaponize it. Just relax and go on Steeming.