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RE: The STEEM "Shilling" Contest (Round 2) - 300 STEEM in prizes!!
To be honest, your shilling contest rules are quite easy.
Finally I like to see a contest without massive restriction on how to participate.
...I enjoyed reading your post for the "gotcha" or fine-print issue.. But there was none..
You've proven that anyone can participate in this.. with ease actually.. I like it.
Is this still on?
The terms of the contest say that submissions can be made until the post closes.
Cool @timcliff , I am going to listen to some good music to get my freakin frequency up, and write something... =) Do I acctually have to "shill" like send the post to some CEO of an AI-company or a super rich Wall Street guy that I am friends with or something like this???
The goal of the contest is to attract investors.
One question before the "shilling" I heard a FUD about how STEEM or maybe it was SBD could just be created if needed, kind of like how the fed, creates more money? Is this true? Or is this FUD?
The witnesses have control over how much SBD is printed using their price feeds. If they report an accurate price, then the amount of SBD printed is fixed based on the defined inflation rate, and the marketcap of STEEM.
Technically the witnesses can provide intentionally high or low price feeds to cause the blockchain to produce more or less SBD, but this is not a common practice.
More information on this is available in the bluepaper and whitepaper.
Okay, thanks for clearing that up @timcliff. For STEEM, there is only a fixed amount. Right?
The amount of STEEM generated is fixed, plus there can be STEEM created when users convert SBD to STEEM.
The SBD conversions do add a form of variable print rate, because it depends on the difference between the price of STEEM when the SBD was created and the price of STEEM when the conversion takes place.