No investors will buy any Steem unless Steemit will grow, so the platform needs to be able to resist scams.

Satoshi did exactly that, and whoever he/they is, he's got a lot of BTC now.  There are no 'dividends' from hodling BTC, and no use case beyond it's original novelty, unlike Steem, which is driven by Steemit.

I know you are one of the old guard.  I know you are dedicated to making Steemit become a platform capable of crushing Fakebook.  I don't know why you consider my comment to be aimed at ONLY you, as my response to you was intended to extend the information to the wider audience that will read them here.

I just think that making sure that people have the information I included will help them to understand better how Steemit works.  Most people, I think, still don't know that the votes they receive don't come out of the upvoters personal holdings, but out of the rewards pool, and that's an important distinction - particularly as vote sellers aren't selling their money, but the common resource we all depend on for rewards.