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RE: Absolute vs Relative Steemit Earnings
Great analysis, Costanza. I completely agree that the incentive for whales to sell their votes is a huge issue that Steem needs to find a solution for. With PredictEV, we're building on top of the foundation that Steem laid, but the objective elements we incorporate into our reward algorithm help to at least partly address the upvote-for-hire problem. In essence, if you sell your vote to the highest bidder, you'll potentially be harming your earning capacity.
I sent you a link to our whitepaper previously, but I'm including another link here in case any of your followers want to check out what we're building:
I've read your whitepaper today. will this all be build on SMT's ?
I don't have much knowledge on the entire technical side, but I do see prediction as they are done now all move to a blockchain. An adjusted steem model can really be suited for this market.
No, we’re launching our own chain with our own token. Doing so gives us more flexibility. We’ve discussed porting the network to an EOS chain eventually, but we’re planning to launch before the EOS codebase will be completed.