@steemhunt has introduced a new rule whereby only allowing withdrawel of 1/91st of the balance of a users tokens per day (max 10,00 per day). Is this acceptable to token holders, or not?

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@steemhunt has decided in this post to inform its hardworking, diligent Steem community members that it has locked up their tokens and they will only be able to transfer 1/91st of them out of their wallets each day, to a maximum of 10,000 per day.

This does not apply to people who bought theirs in the recent token sales. Now this post was written to announce another massive giveaway to gamblers..sorry 'investors' on the crypto markets and this news, which I think is very sad news for many, was hidden away right at the bottom. The question is....and its especially to @steemhunt token holders, are you happy about this and @steemhunt 's explanation or are you unhappy about it and think its bad practice.

@steemhunt will commence trading on Daybit from April the 15th, but only for the people who bought tokens, those who worked hard on Steemit for theirs will of course of only had time to liquidate 4/91st of them by then.

As always, I would love to hear your thoughts and opinions.

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@steemhunt locking-up the users tokens is wrong and they should be allowed to sell them if they wish (50.0%) 4 / 8
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No problem. @steemhunt is following a good business practise (50.0%) 4 / 8
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