Thanks for your comment. Back in 2016 when the platform was new the large stake holders "whales" tried to focus on upvoting all kinds of content and would ignore crypto currency related posts. This was a double edge sword. They wanted the platform to be the killer app that would bring the masses to crypto currency. It worked to some extent but once the reward structure changed this past summer a lot of the user base that had power were more interested in blogging about crypto currency and looking at the content. That is a hot topic now everywhere so it sort of makes sense that those posts do well.

I agree that overtime it has to get more diverse but oftentimes the people who are coming in with other interests who are new to crypto currency don't have any or as much STEEM power as the people who have been in the crypto world for a couple of years. So it makes it harder for them to gain traction.