I see no reason why you couldn't be right... IF — and this is a significant "if" — the growth is allowed to happen more or less organically, on a longer term basis. I know from personal experience (predating Steem and most of the cryptosphere) what can happen when a promising venue "gets ahead of itself" and tries to hit the big time, with the primary result being a FLOOD of new users whose sole purpose is to milk the rewards while adding nothing of value. Saw this happen in 2014 to a "social media that pays" site, and they went straight down the tubes a few months after being all over the news... and took something like $30 million worth of Angel Funding and VC dollars with them.
Part of LeoFinance's significance is also as a model for other communities... not so much to be copied, as just to serve as an example of what CAN be done.
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