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RE: Steem, Curation, and lap-dances at Steemfest 3
I think we have a lot of communities, and those that haven't found one in 6 months are seemingly not interested.
It's not so much about the additional 2 cents for the newcomers, it's the extra % a large account can gain curating that small account.
If your posts are averaging $1 now, they would in theory be worth .66 with 50/50, but with so many more eyes looking, there's got to be a good chance someone will find it, and maybe the snowball will start to roll down the hill (Minnow votes are at the top :D )
Do they even stay 6 months? :-)
Interesting take... I hope these topics will be part of discussions at Steemfest.
Yes, you can talk to Kevin about it when you get your lap-dance :D
You'll see a chart showing some numbers behind this at Steemfest :)
Hahaha, do people talk about crypto while lap-dancing nowadays...? :-D Crazy!
I guess we gonna see a lot of charts there, hehe
Mostly there are more leaving then joining, that's why I want to talk about retention:
Source: paulag
Looks very price orientated to me. Not relating to communities coming and going.
In JAN, moon time, then a slump, a revival in March, and a fairly steady decline since - that's the price, and the chart above.
Looks like more new users in Sept than Aug, and as the price holds around here, I expect that to also.
We shall see, things are never as bad as the look, he says!
That's true it doesn't look too bad at all, especially because the churn rate considerably dropped.
I think the correlation with the price is exactly the core problem. It's as if we speculated on retention.
You and I we also don't leave just because we'd get less dollars for the tokens we currently hold :-)
Yes, that's cause we believe that at some point, they will be worth much more than now :)