To be honest I'm not going to talk anything in detail about the reward curve changes that is going to get implemented on Steem Blockchain. Though some of these are still only under discussion stage, people

source Reward Curve Deep Dive I may never understand the new system. lol The Fed is keeping rates the same but they seem to be moving towards lowering them. Hopefully we avoid a SHTF scenario. Wednesday

For reasons descibed here, I've just un-delegated 1920 SP that I was delegating from my @pibara account to my @mattockfs account. The upcoming HF21 and its new reward curve make the idea of having two

I currently have two main STEEM accounts, both holding about 2000 SP worth of voting power. I like up voting people who comment on my post in order to show how much I appreciate feedback on my post, and

If things go as projected, HF21 is going to replace the current linear reward curve (Sn), that replaced an Sn^2 curve with a convergent linear curve ( Sn^2/(Sn+1) ) curve. In [this post](https://steemit.com/hf21/@pibara/a-serious-attempt-at-repairing-the-steem-economic-improvement-proposal-eip-for-hf21) the alternative of an nS^Log(n) is proposed. What reward curve(s) do you feel is/are best for the platform?

The Economic Improvement Proposal seems to have made its way into what is going to be HF21. While the narrative behind the proposal is believed to make sense enough that both Steemit Inc and most of the

How to interpret the curve in very simple terms. First things first. Rshares are easy. Posts collect rshares. What you assign to posts is proportional to your SP (for simplicity, assume full voting mana).

I’ve recently seen the idea floated around that moving to a linear reward curve was a bad idea. I’m writing this post to help open up the discussion and discuss why I think going back to the old rewards