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Pictures Of Steem And Its Competitors

DSC01339A.JPG Steem & EOS (Download all pictures in higher resolution, zipped here) (IPFS hash)

Although some people are angry when I say this, the truth is that there are many competitors to Steem. Probably almost any cryptocurrency that is capable of creating smart contracts, dApps, or is being developed to this direction by its programmers. If we aren’t aware of this, we’ll be like the Ostrich, putting his head in the sand.

DSC01331A.JPG Steem & Monero

I suppose sooner or later we have to talk more about it. We will talk many times in the future about the relationship, similarities, and differences between Steem and EOS, Steem and Lisk, Steem and Ethereum, Steem and Tron, etc. Anyone who is blogging about this can use illustrations like this series of photos, with Steem and other cryptos.

DSC01322A.JPG Steem & Litecoin

This series of photos can be boring in some sense but very useful if you are writing about different cryptocurrencies. You can’t observe only one crypto on the market, forgetting the others with similar services or goals.

DSC01287A.JPG Steem & Bitcoin

The crypto-space is highly competitive, and I’m not saying this because of the hundreds and hundreds of worthless shitcoins and deadcoins. The number of the most serious ones, with strong developer support and millions off dollars of available resources, can also reach several dozens.

DSC01350A.JPG Steem & Zcash (Download all pictures in higher resolution, zipped here) (IPFS hash)

DSC01341A.JPG Steem & Qtum

Check out the results of my poll (closed): Is EOS The Competitor Of Steem? (Poll)

DSC01335A.JPG Steem & Neo

These photos are slightly modified digitally (levels, curves, some sharpening, background corrections with “heal tool” because of smut on the background paper), and are made with a Sony A500 camera and a Sigma 105 mm macro lens. (For more data, see the Exif information.)

DSC01325A.JPG Steem & Tron

About this photo series project

Illustrating cryptocurrency-related articles, blog posts is not easy, because cryptos have no physical form, no material appearance. They exist only in the form of computer data and algorithms. Photo stock vendors like Pixabay have pictures about Bitcoin but nothing or only very few about other cryptocurrencies, like Steem. As a collector of commemorative crypto-coins, I decided to make photos of my collection and share them with others. I declare them public domain, please feel free to use them and copy, share, modify. Click on the photos for better resolution.

DSC01319A.JPG Steem & Ether

Previous parts of this photo series:

DSC01355A.JPG Steem & Bitcoin

DSC01345A.JPG Steem & Dash

DSC01314A.JPG Steem & Bitcoin

Comments · 8

  • @israeljcp(26)· 2674d

    Tanto las imágenes como los comentarios están muy interesantes. Gracias por compartir.

  • @vicsticks(32)· 2677d

    wow wow wow this is great

  • @johnwatson(51)· 2677d

    It's great that you're making these available for others to use on their blog and go so far as making them public domain.

    P.S.: My second sold vote does not disappoint either.

  • @jackramsey(61)· 2677d

    Thanks for sharing these pictures Regards

  • @arcange(79)· 2677d

    Congratulations @deathcross! Your post was mentioned in the Steem Hit Parade in the following category:

    • Pending payout - Ranked 9 with $ 93,87
  • @rycharde(64)· 2677d

    Really useful, thanks very much! As you say, if I'm writing about a particular coin it's lame to have some free generic crypto image, better to have the real deal.

  • @brothermic(69)· 2678d

    Cool al those coins.

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  • @kiddady(53)· 2678d

    Thanks for the highlights about the STEEM and its competitors and yes you are right it not so easy to blog about these cryptocurrencies as they are not physical but just computer data but I guess with the world getting to know more about the crypto world, most data and statistics will be well known than it is now. thanks for your thoughtful post!