Steemit: Recognizing, Changing And Helping Artists On A Legit Level

In case you don’t know, I write at Steemit.

What’s that?

It’s a blogging, social network running on blockchain technology. People can sign up to make the cryptocurrency called Steem.

Sounds too complicated?

Okay, it’s basically a website where people can sign up, blog about anything and make money.

That’d be the layman definition, which in today’s world works pretty well for advertising.

And as a user myself, I can assure you that it works that way.

As a sole writer, artist at heart and a single dude doing his own thing at home, I want to talk about Steemit on an intimate level, a level which steers away from jargon, technical shit and more technical shit. I can’t go deep on technical shit anyway since I am not very savvy in it all.

Why listen to me then?

Because I’ve real fucking value to add here. Again, I am single writer doing his own thing. I love creating art more than anything, but yet, I manage to find myself in the world of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency.

All thanks to Steemit, which taught me valuable lessons in a legit way.