Day 5 of Why STEEM is Undervalued
I have put this presentation together to explain the value of STEEM
This is the fifth part of Why STEEM is Undervalued. I will be presenting this over the coming days in installments.
If you haven't read Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, or Day 4 here is the link to those blogs:
https://steemit.com/steemit/@socky/day-1-of-why-steem-is-unervalued
https://steemit.com/steemit/@socky/day-2-of-why-steem-is-undervalued
https://steemit.com/steemit/@socky/day-3-of-why-steem-is-undervalued
https://steemit.com/steemit/@socky/day-4-of-why-steem-is-undervalued
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Ah, awesome. My dad @imcrius and I were just talking about if scarcity will be a factor in the Steem world, this answers some questions. Although tokens are sent out in mass, the amount of liquid currency is diminishing due to people powering up, which causes its own form of scarcity regardless of how many tokens are created over time
You got it!
As more people start to realize that STEEM "vested" has the best ROI (Return On Investment) compared to other curriencies, there will be more STEEM bought up further reducing the supply. Businesses will join in. Why not, the ROI can be easily 20% with almost no overhead. What business model can provide that? It is a matter of time before people start flooding in and buying up all the STEEM. The liquid supply going down is a clear indication of what is going on.