I can not for the life of me understand why anybody would still power down their Steempower and sell it unless they have debt or other important bills to pay or know a better investment.
Steempower has become so much more desirable after the hard fork. I went from being able to give away $120 to $700 worth of STEEM a day.
Apparently, I'm not the only one that realized this because the power down difference for next week is: -20%.
To me, this says that there will be less liquid Steem on the markets in the coming week.
There is a small catch though.
There are some big accounts that have already powered down part of their Steempower before the HF19 and are sitting on substantial liquid Steem right now. It will be interesting to see if they power this back up again, sell it or keep it liquid.
Never a boring day on the Steem blockchain.
I have noticed a small decline in my voting power (from $80 to 70$ @ 100% voting power). I'm assuming this is because bigger accounts are voting more having a bigger say how the reward pool is distributed.
A question I'm trying to find an answer to is whether the price of Steem has any influence in the amount of reward I can give away.
For example. At 2$ Steem I can give away $70 worth of STEEM @ 100% voting power. Will this still be $70 worth of STEEM when the Steemprice is $100?
I talk about my thoughts on Steemprice more in my vlog.
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