Hi Steemians, we would like to congratulate STEEM community for the successes of the HF20 nevertheless, we are in the fourth quarter of 2018, as Tokenize / SMT is Launching Live on the TestNet at January 15, 2019, as we are not far from this event.
Thus there are some points that I want to know more about or to have an insight on them.

Monetizing with Shared Token Rewards

The option of splitting token rewards among a set of arbitrary recipients; is what steem blockchain offers among other blockchains available.
please someone elaborate Nevertheless to find accounting solutions that ensure fair distribution of rewards to all parties according to the size of its impact and participation to enrich the content, hence in steemit we can see that the blockchain is capable to handle more than 525 participants while in SMT white paper mentioned"the blockchain is capable of handling up to 256 beneficiaries per post"https://smt.steem.io/smt-whitepaper.pdf,

Votability and Rewardability

How to determine if this did happen in this hard fork and what is the implications of this on SMT in the future "Currently (as of Steem hard fork 19), the Steem blockchain does deduct voting power for advisory Steem votes. This behavior will be changed in a future Steem hard fork (Steem issue #1380)." https://steemit.com/steem/@steemitblog/hf20-update-operations-stable

Blockchain Subsidized Account Creation

“blockchain subsidized” or the ability to create new accounts, in SMT white paper did not describe this issue and how to control delegated steem power to new accounts and what is the formula to distribute scalable SP(token) for the new account and when or how these SP(token) are going back to steem pool.

Moreover, I would like to thank all my friends and all those who support the Steem community. I have been blessed with the great advice from many of my friends.