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For someone who already made something for posting there, how are you guys paid? Or how does the system actually work? I'm genuinely interested on starting right now to hone my writing skills and possibly getting something out of my articles.
When your post earns, you are paid-out 12-24 hours after post. The people that have up-voted it get a cut(20-30%(i do not remember exact percent) off the top) and the remaining amount is split up and "sent" to your wallet. 50% you are able to cash-out immediately in the form of SBD(STEEM Backed Dollars), SBD can be transferred to Poloniex, or Bittrex and traded for bitcoin immediately. The other 50% goes into your "Steem Power". Steem Power can be cashed out over 2 years of weekly payments. Having a high amount of Steem Power is what causes peoples "up-votes" to be worth more than others. New accounts that barely have any Steem Power, cannot even up-vote $0.01 value on a new post. edit: here is a link to the main thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1466593.0This would be pretty more interesting if there wasnt for that insane 2 year long weekly payout period, makes you question the very structure of payment they have. It's definitely an interesting project, but i wouldn't keep my breath on expecting it to be one of the new most popular platforms, i don't see it as a likely turnout. Yeah the 2-year thing throws some people off, but like I said, 50% is paid in SBD which is instantly transferable to exchanges. It has been said the logic behind Steem Power, and the 2-years of weekly payments(a little less than 1% each week), is to keep liquidity down. Also does not allow people to dump (as)huge amounts on the exchange. |
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Hi,
This probably might have been addressed before on the thread. It seems it's not possible to delete an article (with up votes and comments). In this case I intend to edit the article and empty it ... Do you think that's a good idea? Do you have any other suggestions?
Thank you.
You can edit out the content up to a certain amount of time after it is posted, but the original version will always and forever live in the original block it was posted to blockchain on. The editing is just front-end stuff on steemit website. Posts cannot under any circumstances that I know of be erased. |
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For someone who already made something for posting there, how are you guys paid? Or how does the system actually work? I'm genuinely interested on starting right now to hone my writing skills and possibly getting something out of my articles.
When your post earns, you are paid-out 12-24 hours after post. The people that have up-voted it get a cut(20-30%(i do not remember exact percent) off the top) and the remaining amount is split up and "sent" to your wallet. 50% you are able to cash-out immediately in the form of SBD(STEEM Backed Dollars), SBD can be transferred to Poloniex, or Bittrex and traded for bitcoin immediately. The other 50% goes into your "Steem Power". Steem Power can be cashed out over 2 years of weekly payments. Having a high amount of Steem Power is what causes peoples "up-votes" to be worth more than others. New accounts that barely have any Steem Power, cannot even up-vote $0.01 value on a new post. edit: here is a link to the main thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1466593.0 |
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Does the winner get a chance to reup their advertisement or do they have to win another auction each month?
They have to win the auction each month. Would you be willing to use a steemit sig with a ref-link attached? Possibly like the one I am wearing now? If so I bid 0.1 BTC. If not, good luck with your auction. |
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each coin is worth $1, however all coins will be rolled out for free...
That's not how any of this works. Could not say it better myself. |
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can someone give me an ELI5 on how to earn steem with posting?
- Create good, original content.
- Hope that someone with a decent amount of Steem Power finds your post and appreciates it.
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thank you for this kind reply mate cool video tutorials on how to withdraw eearnings good job hope I can also have that amount is that your video? im glad to help. no its not my video. im @nippel66 '  just curios sir if you can help me to understand the concept seeing the price rise up of this coin annoyed me and make me curious how it works I seen from the previous reply that registration is disabled or not working as now so the only way to get the coin is buying it right? so when do we expect the registration to be open again? thank you Accounts can still be created directly on the blockchain. I think it costs 5-10 steem or something like that. Accounts can also be mined. A normal cpu should find 1 POW in a day which will also create the account for the person. |
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I mined some and have some steempower now. If I sign up on steemit.com how do I associate that balance with the account? And is there a section on steemit.io or any posts on steemit itself that cover these sorts of things? Thanks in advance.
You can just use you account name and key to login but this is not safe. If you change your posting private-key to something different than your main key, then you can just login with your posting key, but will not be able to access the wallet on steemit, only post and up/downvote. |
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@smooth: Thanks! Yes, I meant the restricted license with "not open source".
Now, if the content is saved on the blockchain, then I think everything published "on Steem" will also be displayed on steemit.com, am I right?
Other thing that isn't totally clear to me is how accounts are created. On Steemit you must give a Facebook or Reddit account to prevent bulk account creation. How is this restriction be implemented? If you are running a regular Steem client, couldn't you simply create new addresses/accounts with the Steem client and then vote all your content up? Or does the Steem client itself check that the reddit/facebook profiles exist?
It costs 10 STEEM(might be 5 now), to create an account with steemd. When you "sign-up" with FB or reddit, the site uses some of its STEEM to create an account for you. You can also "mine" an account, the first POW you find creates your account. |
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They are posting and voting direct to the blockchain using the cli_wallet. |
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Someone keeps on deleting my post on Steemit.com Who's doing it? This is my 5th post already. Is it steemit.com team that's deleting my posts? or some silly coward hackers https://steemit.com/@cryptocurrency1/That is impossible. You cannot delete posts from the blockchain. |
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Finaly after 4 hours of messing around and playing around on windows got the bleeder working.
452157ms th_a witness.cpp:430 on_applied_block ] hash rate: 24674 hps target: 30 queue: 104 estimated time to produce: 625 minutes
Not sure if this is good hash rate or not 24,674 hps using 6 threads on CPU. Someone be as kind to tell me what block rewards are per block ?
how many coins per day with that hash, looking to see if this is somehow convenient to mine even with cpu only If the estimate time to produce is correct that means he would find about 2 POW each day with that cpu, if difficulty stays same. The 2 POW would be steem power, not liquid steem though. |
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Random picked entry please.
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~DERP  |
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Hey steem team. Anything new going on? It seems pretty quiet in here.
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Do you mean the second overall attack has just happened, or that there was 2 attacks which both happened in the last hour? |
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such sad ending, will some1 TO this or just let it die..
I don't understand your post. What are you talking about? |
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