The colors/fonts/etc are all customizable, those are just CSS style settings. I explicitly asked our dev to focus on features and performance rather than appearance right now: appearance is easy to improve

It's available now for anyone who wants to work on it. I guess we'll be finished all our immediate plans for it in a few weeks.

HAF stands for Hive Application Framework. It's the new framework software we've developed to make it easier to create high-performance Hive-based apps. The block explorer is being created for several

Here's a quick summary: user actions are saved onchain but the computations associated with those actions are computed offchain (i.e. not by hived nodes but by 2nd layer app code). Since all the data necessary

We don't require anything like the memory that Steem nodes need nowadays.

I'm not really interested in spending time debating this topic with Andrachy because he is not a dev who understand the details about these systems. Nothing he's said since changes my mind on this subject.

Hive's new architecture will be mainly layer 2 after this hardfork, so this is really a non-issue. I'm afraid that Andrarchy may be in a bit in "sales-pitch" mode, which is understandable I guess.

Personally, I would stay. But the best answer to this decision has to come from you, because you know your personal circumstances much better than the rest of us.

Yes, our primary goal after the upcoming HF is development of the smart contract system using HAF. Among other things, this smart contract system will support token creation.

Yes. It's a great fit for HAF-based applications, both from a development standpoint (which was the original driver for investigating the technology) and from a performance perspective (which we found

Very hard to predict such things because it depends on growth rate of the blockchain, software improvements, and hardware advancements.

2x for sure, hard to say more until we have hard numbers.

I wouldn't be too concerned about my research level of Tindermint. I reviewed it and fully understand it since I received complaints that I hadn't bothered.But as I suspected, it was a waste of time from

I have a memory that some dev volunteered to do this, but can't remember who it was. My guess is they got busy with some other task.

It is not overwhelmed at all. You have to understand that the price shown on coingecko/coinmarketcap is not the "real" price, because they are ignoring the highest volume price source: the internal

The "deals" are on the relatively illiquid exchanges. For the most part, the price offered on the internal exchange is the "real" price, because it's backed with more liquidity. It's

I can confirm I'm not in my 20s anymore.

Yes, you can use:

I'm also excited about it, because I see it being a game-changer for 2nd layer apps.

If the keys were changed in less than 30 days, you may be able to do an account recovery. Check into Hive discord, someone there can probably assist you in real-time.