Justin will probably just create buzz for Steemit (on TRON) and his blockchain. Expecting him to shill STEEM (the blockchain) is a bit too much to expect.
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Here's an image from his latest tweet. In the game Jenga, eventually all the blocks fall. I think it's his way of saying my way or all the blocks crumble.
It could well be the case. Perhaps he is intent of running everything himself.
In the end, he will end up being swallowed up by the decentralized machines....those who seek to centralize will end up losing.
The question is how much destruction gets created in the process.
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What's also too much too expect is for the public to be able to tell apart the Steem blockchain and Steemit. The difference is lost on most journalists and even some Steemians.
It was always that way and will always be.
Until the name Steem fades into the background and the DApps move front and center, we are going to see the ongoing confusion.
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What I indended to say with the above was that in the hypothetical case Justin Sun decided to shill Steemit while letting Steem fade into oblivion, he wouldn't be able to do that because it is impossible to advertise Steemit without advertising Steem.
Why would Sun want Steem to lose value when he is the majority share holder by a huge margin?
After replicating Steem on Tron he might want the original chain dead.
Who says the man is sensible. After all, he's jeopardizing the reputation of Tron by actively meddling with Super Representative elections with his large premined stake.
How do we know he's REALLY playing with his own money? Some of these Musk-like guys get all their funding from the major PTB... And any platform that can currently be used to question those same PTB--even a little bit-- will always be a threat to them.