You are right, any or every progress is better than stagnation, especially when STEEM’s price is falling and the community needs momentum to stay engaged. Even small developments can restore confidence, encourage participation, and reduce the urge to sell.

When users see steady improvements, they are more likely to remain active, create content, and support the platform through difficult market periods. Growth does not always have to be dramatic but consistent updates, better features, and visible action can build trust over time. In a declining market, progress itself becomes a signal of resilience and commitment.

In fact, I have been writing about it in different posts as a comment and strongly support your post.