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RE: Testing some of the SP delegation services...
I already replied to your comment, but I'll repeat my point here so that others could be informed. So, please bear with me.
As for losing earnings, you might want to think about this:
If you delegate SP to @avle or @jsup for 1 year(365 days) and write a post everyday, you will get 364 upvotes for sure. And if you undelegate, you will get un upvote for that day too, because your undelegation will take effect after midnight.
How many upvotes would you receive when you have to separate your posts at least 24 hours apart(as upex or nixiee requires)? I'm not sure it's 365. I don't know exactly, but maybe you should write your post around the same time every day.
Couple things here... @upex says they will be changing to a fixed start and end time each day, so your comparison doesn't really work for a year like you mentioned. Also, where are the overdelegation rewards? It looks like users who have higher delegations are losing out big time by using your service.
My comparison won't work "after" they do what they said. Let's see how it goes.
There is no over-delegation compensation in @avle and @jsup service. If you want to maximize your profit, you have no reason to over-delegate. I'd say splitting delegations to multiple services is way better than over-delegation to one service.
There are a few over-delegation to both @avle and @jsup, but they did it because they decided to support/boost other delegators' rewards in the first place.
@jsup was designed specifically to share delegation to support others(family members, friends, or your favorite authors) via beneficiary function.
The purpose of @avle is to accumulate its own SP to try new projects to promote STEEM value, and ownership of @avle's SP will be shared by delegators(I'm currently developing a program to calculate ownership percentage).
If your primary goal is maximum profit right now, these services might not be attractive enough for you.
nixiee can receive upvotes 365 times a year.
Nixiee provides upvotes any time during the 24 hours based on the time the bot is running.
Users can check the 24-hour countdown through nixiee's official website.
Therefore, users can write posts and receive upvotes at any time during the countdown.
This system is not a system that requires posting after 24 hours of writing a post.
Nixiee는 봇이 작동하는 24시간을 기준으로 Upvote를 진행하고 있습니다.
포스팅을 작성한 시점이 아닌 봇이 작동하는 24시간을 기준으로 작동하기 때문에 1년 365번 투표를 받을 수 있도록 설계했습니다.
I see. If that's the case, it's definitely better than 24-hour separation between posts.