the joy of seeing steem rise in price and that SBD is printing again

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I must say I am excited to participate in this contest to share in the joy of the rise in the price of Steem and SBD printing. Before SBD printing, I usually imagine how I'll wake up one day and see that SBD is being rewarded to users. At a glance every time, I see nothing. The very moment I woke up to see the reward of SBD in my wallet, the good news made me exhale, knowing that it was a joyful time for steemians.

As it is commonly called, SBD is the Steemit Black Dollar (SBD). A user after publishing a post on the steemit platform receives SBD as one of the rewards for the published post after a period of 7 days.

For the past 7–8 months, SBD has been on what I'll call "strike" because of its absence as a reward for users of the steemit platform. Recently, I woke up to see the appearance of SBD among the rewards received. That means users began to receive their rewards in both SBD and Steem. After some days, SBD was rewarded to users 100% and Steem withdrawn.

Like I usually say, the printing of SBD and the rise in the price of Steem is the period where every user of this platform is usually happy to be a steemian, because everyone gets a good reward for the post he/ has posted. As a steemian this rise gives me the enthusiasm to write at least once in 3 days. The speed of writing has also been empowered by this rise and value of Steem in the exchange market. Imagine that I wake up first thing in the morning to write and also write before I sleep, all because of the value of Steem and SBD printing.

It is true that the rise in the market price of Steem and its value usually determines the amount which SBD is printing. Although for about 3 days now, the value of Steem is gradually declining, we're all expecting the market to bounce back very soon so that users can always smile as usual.

I am particularly overjoyed and excited about this. I know other steemians are just like I do. That's why I'll invite my friends to express themselves about the way they feel about the rise of Steem and SBD printing.

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