In the wake of Steemfest and @neilstrauss's Rolling Stone article Steemit has picked up a little more positive press here are some of the recent articles in the news relating to Steem.
Steemit’s SteemFest discusses cryptocurrency, blockchain and adoption of decentralized social media
Steemit, the leading decentralized social media platform, has wrapped up its first-ever public event in Europe, SteemFest, which was held at the Volkshotel in Amsterdam from November 11–13.Econotimes.comAttended by over 200 enthusiasts from across the globe, SteemFest Amsterdam focused on a number of topics including Steemit’s growth, the rise of cryptocurrency and blockchain, and the impending mainstream adoption of decentralized social media. Many of the participants funded their travel from posts made on Steemit, as well as CEO Ned Scott and author of The Game, Neil Strauss. The community-organized event was so successful that weekly meet-ups are planned in new cities around the world every weekend.
“SteemFest was hugely successful, with more than 200 active Steem users in attendance representing more than 30 countries around the world. In my estimation, there has ever been a blockchain or social network community event like this with so much energy and so early in the platform’s history. In fact, if we are just looking at cryptocurrency users, I believe this is one of the biggest events to ever occur that has gathered actual platform users".
Steemit’s First SteemFest Event Draws Over 200 Attendees
The Steemit platform is a place where creators and enthusiasts can create and share content. More importantly, they have a chance to earn money while doing so, which is part of the reason for its success. The first-ever SteemFest was organised recently and attracted a lot of attention from enthusiasts all over the world.Livebitcoinnews.comSuccessful SteemFest Edition Spawns New Meetups
Even though some people may argue attendees figures for SteemFest were rather low, over 200 people attended the event. During this three-day event, several discussions related to cryptocurrency took place. Additionally, there were a few discussions related to decentralised social media, which is quickly becoming the preferred form of online conversation among college students.SteemFest is also a major promotion event for the Steemit platform itself. Even though no one was sure how successful SteemFest would be, it has become apparent there is a demand for weekly Steemit meetups. In fact, these meetups will occur all over the world, in the hopes of making the next edition of SteemFest an even bigger success.
SteemFest deemed a success, more events planned
Decentralized social media platform Steemit has deemed SteemFest, its first European public event, a success.Banklesstimes.comSteemFest Amsterdam, which attracted more than 200 attendees from 30 countries, was a community-organized event where people discussed the rise of cryptocurrency and blockchain, the rising popularity decentralized social media and Steemit itself.
A popular discussion topic was changes in social media consumption where millennials and Generation Zs are gravitating toward decentralized, uncensored and rewards-based platforms.
That was supported by data cited by Steemit which said 63 percent of American college students surveyed see decentralized social media becoming the norm. A further 52 percent believe people should be paid for contributions which add value to online communities.
First SteemFest Concludes, Sets Scene for Regular Events
Steemit, the decentralized social media platform, has concluded its first-ever public event in Europe, SteemFest. The success of the community-organized event has led to the decision to plan weekly meet-ups in new cities around the world every weekend.Allcoinsnews.comSteemFest Amsterdam was attended by over 200 enthusiasts from around the world, many of which funded their travel from posts made on Steemit. Notable attendees included CEO Ned Scott and ‘The Game’ author, Neil Strauss. Held at the Volkshotel in Amsterdam from November 11th – 13th, participants discussed Steemit’s growth, the rise of cryptocurrency and blockchain, and the impending mainstream adoption of decentralized social media.
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