Will this be a new Steemit?

[realistic1]

I'm sorry I'm starting this thread as a sock puppet but I have my reasons due to my involvement in a few crypto projects that honestly didn't do well. Anyways.

I'm wondering if Coval with it's Vocal app that hopes to monetize Podcasting has anything like the potential of Steemit? I'm invested but am wondering if it really has potential or not so holding back on buying more till I feel more confident in it. Anyone has any opinions on its potential?

[Zer0Sum]

STEEM is doomed because it's the 12th century Feudal System meets the Hunger Games...
Where 50 Lords For Life toss crumbs to a horde of starving Serfs.

No amount of lipstick on the STEEM pig will matter.

At least COVAL is a rebranding of RibbitRewards...
So it has a very experienced team and, probably, your typical alt distribution.

A rethinking of the billion $$$ rewards industry is a home run waiting to happen.

[Tanglemymind]

STEEM is doomed because it's the 12th century Feudal System meets the Hunger Games...
Where 50 Lords For Life toss crumbs to a horde of starving Serfs.

No amount of lipstick on the STEEM pig will matter.

At least COVAL is a rebranding of RibbitRewards...
So it has a very experienced team and, probably, your typical alt distribution.

A rethinking of the billion $$$ rewards industry is a home run waiting to happen.

That could be said for all projects.
Take project abc that has 1 million coins. If only one person buys a coin at $10, that projects market cap will be $10 million...

[amacar2]

Coval is meant to offer reward system rather than just a publishing platform like steemit so the targetted market for coval (reward market) is quite bigger than steemit, thatswhy growth can be expected however don't put your all eggs in one basket.

[thepo1m]

The may be a new Steemit, but the model needs to change and deviate completely from the present model where the developers have successfully create a scheme and locked investors into it. A more open and transparent one will surely do because I can still see the price crashing