That's why I said that the #club5050 should be three months, so that the newcomer demonstrates their commitment to the platform... the #club75 two months and the #club100 one month. It is a much more feasible and realistic proposal.
If we're only looking at 1 month and saying "(s)he's #club100 because (s)he hasn't made a withdrawal" having just completed a full powerdown, it wouldn't make sense.
But as others have said, there's probably not a lot of benefit by having the additional club75 or club100. club200's a different story (although could be abused too).
I totally agree...however, beyond maintaining only the #club5050, which seems like a good idea and a fair way to withdraw part of my profits with the same enthusiasm that increases my voting power, it is vital to present all this like, at the end of the day, a "reinvestment" of your own assets within the platform. If the user understands the potential long-term profit, they will not hesitate to make it grow as fast as they can.
Certainly, I was one of them, as was friend @irawandedy. I joined Steemi in 2017 but did not at all understand investing in my voting power as a long-term asset. Like him, I stopped halfway when I already had more than 50k SP... today, that I can understand it, I feel the need to communicate it to others so that they don't waste time. Especially the newcomers.
I think that makes sense if #club100 means that you're in #club75 which means that you're in #club5050.
If we're only looking at 1 month and saying "(s)he's #club100 because (s)he hasn't made a withdrawal" having just completed a full powerdown, it wouldn't make sense.
But as others have said, there's probably not a lot of benefit by having the additional club75 or club100. club200's a different story (although could be abused too).
I totally agree...however, beyond maintaining only the #club5050, which seems like a good idea and a fair way to withdraw part of my profits with the same enthusiasm that increases my voting power, it is vital to present all this like, at the end of the day, a "reinvestment" of your own assets within the platform. If the user understands the potential long-term profit, they will not hesitate to make it grow as fast as they can.
I honestly think that very few understand the compounding growth potential until they've done it.
Certainly, I was one of them, as was friend @irawandedy. I joined Steemi in 2017 but did not at all understand investing in my voting power as a long-term asset. Like him, I stopped halfway when I already had more than 50k SP... today, that I can understand it, I feel the need to communicate it to others so that they don't waste time. Especially the newcomers.