I got more and more skeptical about steemit since summer. This platform has a lot of issues. And the slow progress makes it pretty easy for competitors to beat steemit. This is why I powered down all of stake and put it in other projects.

However, I bought 125 shares of SBI. I thought this is a very reasonable way to invest in steemit. If steemit gets destroyed I lost a bit of money, if it recovers I have a decent payout for all of my posts in the future. Even in the bull market the SBI shares make me a bit of money.

If things go bad it is all about damage reduction and I think buying SBI shares is a really good trade off between investing into steemit and not risking too much money.

You make a good point in your video, though. What is the market? The ultimate argument for a product is based on popularity. If steemit can keep a solid community there is a good chance that STEEM is going to do well in the future and might climb back to the top 20-30 cryptos.