If Steemit were a country it would have the most unequal economy in the world

Dear dance and music lovers

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While Steemit is not a country and does not have a traditional economy, if we were to compare its income distribution to that of countries, it would appear to have a highly unequal economy.

This is because the rewards on Steemit are distributed based on upvotes and the popularity of the content, which means that users who are more successful in getting their content noticed and upvoted (the ones with a lot of STEEM POWER who have delegated most of their STEEM POWER to other accounts that will upvote their posts - Have a look at the homepage) will earn more cryptocurrency than those who are less successful.

This has led to a concentration of rewards among a relatively small number of users, while the majority of users on the platform earn very little or no cryptocurrency at all.

As a result, the income distribution on Steemit appears to be highly unequal, with a small number of users earning a disproportionate amount of the rewards. It is important to note that Steemit is a relatively small platform with a specific purpose, and its income distribution cannot be compared to that of traditional economies, which are much more complex and multifaceted.

Although the income distribution on Steemit may appear to be highly unequal, it is not indicative of the broader global economy and should be viewed within the context of the platform's specific structure and purpose.

Please join the dance and music community if your posts are receiving $0 in rewards, at least you will receive $ 0.02 here. It seems like a joke but it's not. People are joining the dance and music community because they love dance and music and not the rewards yet. Maybe one day there will be more curators and investors here and everybody is going to be happier.

Have a nice day!