I don't think deathwing is more stable, per se. But I think his setup is probably closest to ours in terms of power and it's a lot less heavily loaded I think. Currently, I think api.hive.blog handles

As I mentioned in comment to mintrawa, this is traffic (more correlated with readership), not a measure of post counts.

France's numbers seem inline with other EU countries, so seems normal to me. I think Thailand may be high in part because I think it has many English expats there.

Data from Alexa isn't great, because it's a sampling method, and there's a lot of bias in the way it samples, in my opinion. I don't know what similarweb uses for its data, so can't comment on that. Size

Yes, it was May 2020, the graph shows the data for the prevous 30 days, so when you seen 7/01/20, that is the data for June. Also, if you're referring to the invasion of the Capital building, that happened

I suspect this could be due to the server side rendering issue I mentioned.

Yep, sorry, missed a p in jpphotography, and the other was a gitlab handle, not a hive handle.

Hive.blog does well in organic search rankings, so there are likely to be many visitors who just come to read a particular article, without ever joining the Hive community.

Before the fork, steemit.com probably had more traffic than hive.blog has, at least during the times when the price was very high. Yet I don't think they ever were making more than $30K per month from

Do you foresee hive.blog in the future being handed off to another front end team in some way? We're not the core dev for condenser now. Hive.blog is just one site that uses the condenser code base. Several

Yep, I was pretty surprised to see Philipines ranking so high on traffic!

I think conversion mechanism mostly does this already, except in case where we approach haircut limit.

There's a lot of posts on Hive about it, but here's a detailed background post by Tim Copeland and a post I wrote a little before the launch of Hive:

Very nice report! While I've been able to estimate the value from these proposals by looking at the hourly transfers of HBD from hdbstabilizer to hive.funds on hiveblocks.com, it is helpful to see all

Oh, I used my secret bypass of the p2p network to intercept the expose before he posts it (and even before he writes it): You are NOT really Nathan Fillion! You're really...................................

I keep thinking this guy will annoy me eventually, but his choice of conspiracy theories are so hilarious, it hasn't really happened yet. This is probably the best laugh I had all week. But I'm starting

There wasn't any particular reason, just an oversight. I've added a conversion path for HBD to BCH now. Yes, you can send DOGE from a wallet to our site to buy HIVE. Do something similar to instructions

I agree it may be necessary to increase the haircut limit, but I think the safest thing is to leave it at 10% as we first observe the operation of the new rules, because I think 10% is so conservative

I haven't personally inspected the code, but it's always been my understanding that the inflation paid to HBD is in addition to all other existing forms of inflation, not a redistribution.

Given HBD is still more than $1 now, it might make more sense to accumulate liquid Hive now, which can then be converted to an equal amount of HBD after the hardfork. Assuming that Hive price stays stable