Two posts on Leofinance got my attention the most today. The first came out a few hours ago, from 
I commented on both of them and thought I should write my own "thought provoking one", somehow extending my thoughts shared with these two on the matters tackled by these two guys.
First of all, I consider
I am not involved in DeFi, neither CUB, nor any other DeFi that exists out there, and the reasons for that are that I am lazy, slow minded to fully understand how these projects work and last but not least, I don't like "spreading my energy(tokens)" all over the place.
Ever since Leofinance got into DeFi more intensively, I have noticed that the LEO price has fallen and it's not showing much strength to recover the losses(atm), especially against HIVE. My take for this matter is that some users have found better returns in playing this DeFi game than by holding LEO... and using it for whatever.
Hive and most of the activity one can conduct on this blockchain is nothing more than pure business for some of us, thus these are going where the money is. There's a huge difference between a simple blogger on Hive and a businessman. These two will not have the same views over the project in most of the instances.
Khal, however has underlined that "spreading to other chains" has managed to bring new users to Leofinance from those other chains and I can only believe him on that matter. I have managed to "make some Hivers" as well, thanks to cross posting my Leofinance posts on Publish0x, always mentioning that these posts were "initially posted through Leofinance" so I can hook em ;).
I don't consider FUD what Behiver brought to discussion, because I was asking myself this question as well, at some point. BUT I can't even be caught by FUD when it comes to Leofinance. If that would be the case, I would not be around here anymore, after that WLEO hack that dumped LEO all the way down to hell and the current poor price performance.
I kept on being active on Leofinance when the price of LEO was $0.14, and ever lower right after the hack and I've done that when LEO was holding $1 quite steady. Personally, I consider that LEO will be worth more than $1 sooner than most of us are expecting and all of that due to the development taking place.
Leofinance is a community, the biggest one on Hive, as Khal has mentioned in his post as well, and communities are not just about sunny days and chill drives. Thosem sometimes have to go through challenges, "flatlines" and the burden of development that doesn't reflect in the community's token valuation for a while.
I'm fine with all of that, because I am what I am right now thanks to Leofinance. I admit it... It's after I started creating content through Leofinance that I managed to become a "full time blogger". It's not like all of a sudden I'm going to leave it just because LEO is almost 10X under the price of HIVE. No, sir.
I have good memory... and I still remember when you could buy 4 HIVE with one LEO. These times might be back sooner than later. I stated it on my blog several times and will do that again: Leofinance is the community that delivers the most, out all of them. You can even see it as a product.
If you look at most of the communities on Hive, other than Leofinance, those don't even have their community token, but Leofinance does and although it might seem that the project "is spread thin all over other blockchains", I'm confident in its success.
This thing is going to deliver the first WEB3 alternative for twitter for fucking sake... That's massive. Hence...
I'M NOT FUCKING LEAVING.
Wouldn't do that even for 10x the earnings I have on Leofinance. These are temporary. LEO at $0.2 is temporary, HIVE at $2 is temporary as well. I am a Hive fanatic, but I'm a Leo at heart and hope all this crap I bothered writing sums up, quite clearly, my thoughts regarding the posts of Khal and Behiver.
I was born under the sign of Leo and there's no better community for me than this one. I sometimes have "my cheat meals", but I always get back to Leofinance. My blog is my POMC(proof of my conviction). Hope everyone has a great day and see you to the next post.
Thanks for attention,
Adrian