Fair and easy going platform
Distributing the reward pool daily, based on staked amount, removes a lot of trouble and stress from the platform.
The friendly, supportive community is a big plus.
31 March 2021
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It's a little hard to get used to at the start but it is an excellent system with daily rewards based on your staked amount and tips for content. There is a low token supply and it isn't owned by anybody so nobody is profiting from your data. Except you. Also, it's decentralized and uncensored so nobody can say what you can or can't post, except the law. If it's illegal you might have to deal with them.
30 March 2021
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