RE: What happens after a Chain Split?

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geekgirl (72)in #steemit • 5 years ago

Few problems I see with your analysis are:

You don’t mention that core Steem blockchain engineers resigned from Steemit Inc. So there really is no Steemit Inc engineering team currently.
You say at least 30% will move to the new chain? What is that number based on?
You are taking potentially false promises of Justin Sun as facts. At this point, I find it hard to believe JS is interested in contributing to Steem development, listing on exchanges, or onboarding, etc.

5 years ago in #steemit by geekgirl (72)

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jayplayco (77) 5 years ago (edited)

Hi Geekgirl,
Thanks for commenting.

I do realize that and that is the reason I mentioned that the engineers will need time to look into the code to get used to it. (Because they will be coming probably from Tron)
I estimated that at least the current US userbase, German and Canadian Userbase which are visible from the user % would move to the community-based chain. There should be of course more, but that is the reason I mentioned at least 30%. The reason why I am counting it that way is based on the reaction from those communities.
The rational decision you can take is either to give up your money or invest in the product to increase the value. If Justin would give up on Steem then we will have no fork but also no money on our chain. Because we would not even have a weak Steemit Inc. nor developers or marketing. Justin could just decide to give up this project and send his stake to @null.

At this point, I find it hard to believe JS is interested in contributing to Steem development, listing on exchanges, or onboarding, etc.

Yes, understandable but that does not mean either it is a fact.

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carlgnash (69) 5 years ago

To your point #3, the most sincere and believable that Justin Sun has sounded to me was when he told witnesses during first chat after exchange takeover that (paraphrasing) he is "just a businessman, just wants to see the price of Steem raise high enough that he can sell his Steem and make a profit on his investment". That sounded like the truth to me. I don't believe he has any intention of further development of Steem beyond a pump and dump, made easier by a short powerdown which he will try to push through as soon as he is in control of the chain.

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