I've not followed your personal story and battle with @haejin, so I am going to acknowledge - ahead of time - that I don't have the whole picture here. However, I am aware of the larger flag-battle that has been going on between several Steemians vs. Haejin regarding their disagreements over the evident reward-pool raping & massive self-upvoting which haejin has done. All things considered, it is time to recognize that a person with nearly 80 reputation has achieved "untouchable" status here on SteemIt. So, I consider continued curse-filled rantings and hating-on-haejin posts to be an overall negative aspect of my SteemIt experience.

So far, @haejin has successfully waged a partial takeover of the SteemIt platform and moved himself into "Whale" status, acting in a manner which is not in the overall spirit of SteemIt, upvoting himself with about 90% of his voting power. That is not to say haejin can not change his direction at any time and begin to share the wealth he's generated. "Fixing" this outcome and taking him down a few pegs may not be possible at this point in time, unless you have a few million in Steem Power to throw at the situation. I feel like I am watching the haejin-haters beat themselves up by repeatedly banging their heads against a granite boulder. It does seem like a nearly pointless exercise to me.

Haejin's technical analysis is... well, the jury is out there, as far as I can tell. Obviously, he has good knowledge of advanced TA methods. He never really commits and tells people to "BUY!" or sell - just shares how he does TA. Whether or not following his posts helps people make a profit or loss is also unclear. What is clear? Haejin is a consistent SteemIt Blogger/Vlogger who is making a large profit through self-promotion and self-interest. This is permissable under the current SteemIt rules. He rarely upvotes other peoples' content with much voting power. So, it's safe to say that he does not share the idea of rewarding good content - unless it is his own. At this point, the best thing minnows and smaller fish can do is walk away and disengage - possibly providing haejin with a change in his perspective: that he has "made it," his position is secure, and he could begin to turn his attention away from protecting himself and move in the direction of supporting others.

I've taken some hits from haejin myself, but only because I spoke out and challenged his tactics and methods. I believed it was worth doing, but I can now see that haejin doesn't listen to anybody but himself. You can't blame him for that - he's achieving a great level of "success," according to some ways of thinking. He's only here to continue making a profit. There are several other whales who operate in similar ways to haejin - but we don't see them being publicly denounced and attacked all the time like haejin is. Why is that?

For many minnows, haejin is a symbol of corruption and misuse of the SteemIt platform. He's a "black sheep" for some and a "hero" to others. In reality, he's neither a villain or a hero: he's a guy with a lot of money who is using his money & the current rules of the SteemIt platform to turn his consistent TA articles into a large profit. Any businessman/blogger/writer/salesman would do well to figure out how to adopt some of haejin's strategies and learn to profit themselves. Self-interest and self-promotion is not an "evil" thing, it's just business. So, be a "businessman" and not a whiner or a social justice warrior - it will be more profitable to you.

The best "revenge" is a successful life. Quit beating a dead horse, go out and be successful. "Live long and prosper." If you can figure out how to outperform haejin, you'll have had your revenge. Otherwise, please do us all a favor and cease with the negativity. You can still use what SP you have to downvote with, but perhaps it would be better to use it for promoting content you think is good for SteemIt?