"royalmacro" curation trail update 2

Current Voting Power : 85.28%

I hope the trail may be re-launched at tomorrow with 100% voting power & for each vote casting 10% VP must be applied.

“royalmacro” New Voting Rules

=> cast vote within 25-35 minutes only

=> author’s reputation score must be 50 or higher

=> author must have earned continuously $5 or, higher in his every post in the last 7 days (trail members are exlcuded)

=> 10% voting power must be applied

How to join with “royalmacro” and earn curation rewards?

<> Register an account with streemian if you don't have.

<> Join my trail : https://streemian.com/profile/curationtrail/trailing/392

<> You must have at least 50 steem power & over 50% voting power

<> Your reputation score must be 40 or, over.

In full transparency, you will be able to track the list every day detailing all the posts that “royalmacro” upvoted.

I'm also looking for now support from whales , or, steem power delegations.

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