Why I think that #steemit is limited

in #steemit7 years ago (edited)

On Youtube, you can get unlimited earnings if you work hard.

On steemit, you get 20 dollars per post.

So why do you say that steemit is the future even the content doesn't get it deserved value?

I love steemit, that why I'm still blabbing! 

We want our content to be monetized and we need more investors. Something like paid ads on content.

FREE = UNLIMITED = RICH 

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I addressed this topic below. Your income is only limited to $20 if you cash out today. If you hold that $20 of STEEM and continue working to improve the platform then you will magnify the value along with everyone else.

https://steemit.com/steem/@dantheman/building-long-term-value-from-your-blog

So cash out is a bad idea on steemit. You mean to maintain steem in wallet or SD or both?
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What he means is that the in the future, the value of STEEM will go up, meaning that the 20 bucks you made today will be worth more in the future. If you think 20 dollars is too little, invest it by powering up, or keeping it as liquid STEEM, and cash out when the price of STEEM is high enough for it to be attractive to you.

Keeping it as STEEM Dollars means that the value will stay the same, though. SBD is always worth $1.

The liquid STEEM is that will go up or down, depending on the value of STEEM on the market.

I just happen to saw one of the top post (for what i've seen), and it's almost 1000x that, so i don't know where you got that 20$ ideia. Keep sharing ;)
And you're getting paid or rewarded for your content, not for selling somebody elses product, or advertising for mega corps, it's completely different.

For me, I can provide the community with 4 posts every day. But only one post may get valued

As a traditional blogger, you may post 100 posts every week, but only 1 will generate any meaningful ad revenue.

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