People like to diss Steemit, the private company and demand they open their books to "prove" to us what they've done with their money. Kinda crazy in all things considered, imagine if we started doing that with the top posters and/or witnesses who were earning thousands a week and most of them have powered down and are gone never to buy any back or continue with their overrated/rewarded content they were creating/validating. Even though we don't have SMT's yet people are quick to forget about everything else they've done and developed so far because human psychology in general likes to point fingers and remember others failures more than their successes when times get tough.
Like @theycallmedan once said "when prices go low people start getting weird".
Yeah, it is funny considering that the private company seems to have been relying on price and selling their holdings. If this had been Youtube, what percentage of the value goes back to the private company and how much to monetized users?
yep, loss is heavier than gain and people think they are losing out. "You know how much this is costing me?" type of attitudes.
I like low price weirdness. Dan, you getting weird yet?