I think Steemit has the opportunity to achieve this task over time. While the competitors are limited in the consideration to crypto compatibility. It's practically #1 in respect for what it offers the community. The selling point on competitor IO, I resteemed from another post, is duration of ability to gain reward in upvotes. The claim is that a steemit post is closed after seven days. The competitor mentions UUNIO as allowing users posts to act as crypto currency upvote style mines for the duration of the posts existence. The long term strategy offering may be a selling point. At current there are at least 1,000,000 Steemit users which is significant growth since I started around 600,000's. I think that I may engage in both formats publishing unique content to either. I also feel that the selling point makes a lot of sense where efforts consider longevity in earnings rather than active response. But, the truth in fact of the matter is that I find most posts find engagement near immediately after their release to the primary form of social media. Whereas, engagements from other social media happen all the time. But, engagements happenings are relatively active. I suspect this happens due to the feeds and RSS style of content view traversing the internet. The website Pinterest grew quickly because image files gained great SEO from google. Configurations like these are extremely valuable for those whom wish to engage consistently. Will Steemit have to compete with UUNIO and extend the time for posts to earn upvotes? Will that consideration extend for the entirety of the posts existence online? It's a simple adjustment that can be nullified. In most races I find runners that get ahead of the pack early tend to win more races. At the moment I consider Steemit the number one social media platform offering users upvotes reward them in crypto. We shall see what's to come.