It is not realistic to think steemit is capable of replacing Facebook. They are so different in many terms, Facebook is a social media for making friends and communicating with them, but steemit is a platform for content creators looking to monetize their work.
On Steemit users cannot send private messages among themselves and everything is public, so I don't believe the two platforms should be in the same categories.
However, there are a few blockchain projects out there hoping to disrupt the social media industry through the blockchain. Media Protocol is one of them.
Topic: Will Steemit take place of Facebook? - page 3. (Read 363 times)
Steemit can become a competitor for Blogspot or WordPress maybe. But it's quite a different field from Facebook and it's very far from taking its place.
But even for reaching near the success of WordPress there's still an awfully lot more to grow.
But even for reaching near the success of WordPress there's still an awfully lot more to grow.
I doubt it. I like Steemit but so far it's been advancing too slowly, they seem more focused on their blockchain rather than Steemit. Should be able to do both.
I think Facebook will do well in all directions. Including in the blockchain.
Facebook has a strong team led by Zuckerberg. He will not allow a backlog in Facebook!
Facebook has a strong team led by Zuckerberg. He will not allow a backlog in Facebook!
I think steemit cannot take over facebook. It is simply because facebook has so many users all around the world unlike steemit which only used by the people who only knows about cryptocurrencies' technology, we all know that facebook sometimes ban some crypto advertisements in their websites but it doesn't mean that it can be replaced by steemit in terms of advertising products or projects to the public.
I think the chances are slim because facebook is also working on blockchain technology.
Facebook attaches great importance to block chain technology, so Steemit is difficult to surpass facebook
Facebook attaches great importance to block chain technology, so Steemit is difficult to surpass facebook
no it won'e be able to do it because the coin may have traces of decentralization but the platform that it has is completely centralized. it is still a website controlled by someone that you have to visit and post. so people won't give up the good old Facebook for another centralized platform which doesn't offer anything better and is filled with spammers wanting to make money from it.
Steemit it's looks like Reddit same Blog platform. Don't compare the two platform because it's different. Facebook can't really handle the blockchain technology as far as i know.
I do not think so that steemit take place of facebook.
Facebook is so big and they have the money to use the blockchain properly.
I believe steemit will have no chance against facebook. With or without blockchain.
Facebook is so big and they have the money to use the blockchain properly.
I believe steemit will have no chance against facebook. With or without blockchain.
Facebook is not easy to replace, because there are hundreds of millions of users. Moreover, Facebook is social networking, and steemit looks like a blog.
Steemit has nothing to do with Facebook. Steemit is a blogging platform and Facebook is a website where people upload photos to share with their friends and family. In any case, the question to ask would be if Steemit can become as popular as, for example, Wordpress. In any case, the answer would be no.
I have read an article by a facebook official who claimed that they are also seriously looking into blockchain technology and its implementation into their platform, so i think steemit cannot take place of fb for many years to come, fb has millions of users and that is what makes it above them all.
The marketcap is basically the same for as long as I can remember so no, it's not going anywhere. The idea of a decentralized social media website is good but Steemit is poorly designed.
What do you think , I think in the future it is possible if Facebook cannot handle the blockchain technology
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