In this promotional vlog, the host introduces the Steemit Shop, highlighting a range of branded merchandise such as t‑shirts, hoodies, hats, phone cases, mugs, and more. He explains how creating demand for these items can strengthen Steemit’s internal economy by attracting investment. The speaker also addresses common misconceptions about Steemit’s reward system, clarifying that it is not a Ponzi scheme and noting its steady growth over the past year. He mentions emerging platform features like the Smart Media Token and a Fiverr‑style micro‑task marketplace, emphasizing how these services further support a healthy, demand‑driven ecosystem. The video concludes with a call to action to visit the shop, like, and subscribe.
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Hey you, welcome back to the channel. And guys, uh, today I want to talk about something I found pretty cool and interesting, and it's called the Steam It Shop. And with the Steam It Shop, as you can see here, you can spend your hard-earned steam on some cool gear. Got all kind of cool steamed t-shirt designs. Sweaters, hoodies. And guys, what's so awesome about this is that, you know, anytime you're kind of creating this cool venture like what Steemit has done and kind of creating its own little ecosystem, own little economy, when you create the demand for things, that's gonna help that economy be more healthy. It's gonna have people wanna invest money into that economy to get things there are a demand for. And the demand for Steamians right now is cool Steamian items. Like these cool hats right here. I especially like this steam bucket hat. And so I think I'm gonna definitely be a shopper here at the Steam It Marketplace. I had a conversation with the person who runs the Steam It Marketplace the other day, and I was telling him, I said, you know, you got some cool Steamed items in this store, but what about shoes? So, uh, I don't think there are any sneakers as of yet, but I think I might have convinced him to start having some various sneakers in the steamed store that, uh, you know, you can buy. So, you know, a lot of cool steamed objects, as you can see here, phone cases handbags, pillows, coffee mugs. And so I like what I'm seeing here with the, you know, with the Steemit Shop. And guys, I'll leave a link in the description. I invite you to go over there, take a look at that. You know what's so cool about Steemit? If you think back like a year ago, before I was on Steemit, although I wish I was back then. But, you know, people are like, well, what is this? You put money in here, and where does the money come from to upvote the content and the various blog posts and material? And so people didn't understand the mechanism and mechanics of Steemit, and some people would immediately go, oh, it's a Ponzi scheme, you know, where the old investor would be paid by the new round of investors. And so Steemit, you know, steamed along, chugged along. A year later, still growing. It's the system still working very well, and a lot of new exciting things are going on with Steemit, such as the smart media token, you know, things here like the Steemit store. And now, and there is even a site, as I understand it, on Steemit. I think it was created by Jerry Ban, Handfeel. It's like Fiverr, and where you have micro workers. So these type of projects with the STEAM IT Network, I think, do a very good job at helping create a healthy, in-demand economy for STEAM IT. And obviously that's a, a great thing. That's a, you know, that's a good thing. And again, guys, uh, take a look if you haven't taken a look already, uh, at the Steam Shop. Guys, if you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe, and until next time, take care.
