I think of Hive as that one side hobby project that gets you generating income on the sidelines and if it moons, you win. If it doesn't, you learn how to invest better with your time and how to exist in crypto. Tokenization, crypto, and the future includes blockchain tech in some form and being in the space gives the person an edge. A crude example is like being the first to have a computer at home (dial-up era) before everyone start using a laptop.
Worst Negative Scenario:
The blockchain dies and everything was a loaded waste of time.
Near Realistic Negative Scenario:
The blockchain will have a prolonged downtrend indefinitely that may or may not lead to worst negative scenario.
Best Case Scenario
The blockchain lives and moons in the future.
Realistic Positive Scenario:
It will have a downtrend, reach consolidation indefinitely, then set itself up for best case scenario. It could just be a zombie token, not dead but passively riding the broader trend without purpose (but people somehow make money off it).
It's been more than a decade since this tech was introduced and rather than institutional shutdown where people naysayers said it will be, we end up with more news about institutional adoption in small increments. I don't think Hive as it is has a shot at getting big with the way it's being run but the probabilities aren't 0 and there's no stress in just riding along the waves. You just don't close off pathways that might work out in the end.
On the money side of things, I've already lost motivation "trying harder", and my activities here are more of challenging how long I can keep this content creation + hobby on the sides work since it's the "system" of doing thing investing my time on before diving more into building that art account I'm procrastinating for. Just discipline building that's half-baked I guess.
Thanks for your time.
