It's presently impossible to see those who have resteemed your post on the Steemit interface. Fortunately, it is possible for you to check those who have resteemed your post with the Esteem app. So, you can download the Esteem app on playstore and use it... (more)

Yeah you're absolutely right. On steemit, when you make a post, you can either1) split rewards 50/50 between SP and steem2)choose to convert all rewards to SP. There will be no actual steem in your account3)revoke rewards altogether and as such, make neither SP not... (more)

KYC stands for Know Your Customer or Client. It's the way businesses go about verifying the identity of a customer/client and to mitigate possible risks, such as illegal/fraudulent activity. It's fairly controversial when it comes to cryptocurrency, where some form of KYC would actually be warranted,... (more)

I think it is possible if you're cut in a bull run or if you are lucky enough to invest in a good crypto project. However, you must acknowledge that there is no certainty with cryptocurrency as it remains one of the most erratic ventures... (more)

There are other benefits besides short time earning: practicing English, practicing (learning, improving) blogging knowledge, gaining reputation, getting followers.  In last summer, I decided myself keep blogging and buy some Steem to increase my voting power. It was tough on the lows by my account was... (more)

According to steemd.com, it looks like your RCs will be back to fully charged (if you wait and don't do anything else) in 20 hours. You're sitting at just under 83% of use at this point. However, as the amount of RCs you have go up,... (more)

The answer you get might be so sweet and takeable but believe me the ethereum was proposed in late 2013 by _Vitalik Buterin_, July and August 2014 the online crowdsale took place on 30 July 2015 the the system went live with 72 million coins... (more)