LPUD: My First Time of Participating

I have been on the Inleo project for a while, dating back to the days of Leofinance. From my understanding, the platform back then was focused purely on finance-related posts. Unfortunately, I have always been more of a science person, and my content naturally revolves around scientific topics.

To participate, I forced myself to create a couple of finance-related posts, but it just wasn't flowing. It felt unnatural, and I eventually gave up. Adding to my frustration, the LEO token was performing very well at the time, so I bought some at the top, only for its value to dip significantly shortly after. Since then, I decided to find new hobbies to occupy my time.

Until recently.

Recalling exactly how I found my way back to this platform has been puzzling, as I can't seem to pinpoint it. What I do know is that I returned a couple of weeks ago. As an ardent user of X (formerly Twitter), I suspect I followed a link shared by someone who posted their content here. Before then, I had heard about Threads, but I never took any concrete steps to find out how it worked. That was then. Now, here I am on Inleo, not just as an ordinary user but as a premium subscriber.

After rediscovering the platform, I immediately loved what I saw. Perhaps it's because I have been so used to X, and Inleo feels like a decentralized version of it. Whatever the reason, I found myself resonating with the community and the interface. It didn't take long for me to decide to subscribe to the premium version, just a few days. Today, I'm already a few days into my second premium subscription. While I don't yet fully understand all the nuances of how things work here, I am fully invested in the project. I want to do my part to support it and see it thrive. This leads me to something I recently learned about: LEO Powering Up.

Since my return, I've been hearing a lot about LPUD (LEO Power Up Day). As soon as I got bought into the vision of the project, I powered up the liquid LEO I was holding. I even flipped some Hive into LEO when the token was around $0.04. Later, I flipped a bit of it back into Hive to sort out some bills. Overall, I have accumulated about 144 LEO tokens since rejoining the platform. My plan is to steadily increase my LEO Power by buying liquid LEO, earning from my posts, and consistently powering up. My ultimate goal is to cross 1,000 LEO Power before June 2025.

Unfortunately, I missed the LPUD event this month, which I later learned happens on the 15th. That day turned out to be extremely hectic for me. I was on the road for most of the day, and by the time I got back home around 10:00 PM, I was far too exhausted to even lift a finger. However, as soon as I picked up my laptop this morning, I decided, “Better late than never.” I powered up all my liquid LEO tokens immediately. It felt like the right step forward for my journey on Inleo.

That said, I did notice one thing that could improve the user experience. Currently, when powering up, I have to manually type in the number of liquid LEO I want to use. It would be much more convenient to have a "Maximum" button that automatically inputs all the available liquid LEO for powering up. This small feature would save time and ensure smoother transactions.

Here’s to a new beginning on Inleo! I am excited to be part of this community and look forward to seeing my contributions and efforts bear fruit. With consistency, I’m confident I’ll reach my LEO Power target and contribute to the growth of this amazing platform. Onward and upward!

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