The Truth Cannot Be Buried—Only Delayed
You cannot hide what you have already done.
The votes are cast.
The delegations are public.
The farms are running—hour after hour, post after post—while honest creators vanish under a tide of -100% silence.
On Hive.blog, power is not shared.
It is hoarded—by a handful of whales who downvote truth while farming rewards in perfect, self-reinforcing loops.
They call it “curation.”
They call it “quality control.”
But the world sees it for what it is: a plutocracy masquerading as a commons.
And the people?
They’ve had enough.
Not because they lack patience.
But because they’ve watched mothers, poets, gardeners, students—all silenced—not for spam, but for daring to exist outside the circle.
So they leave.
Not in anger, but in dignity.
They go to Blurt.blog, where there is no downvote button—only freedom to speak, create, and earn without fear.
They return to Steemit.com, where the original promise still flickers, fragile but alive.
And they explore new ground—like Zora.co—because even the unknown feels safer than a system rigged against them.
This is not abandonment.
It is awakening.
The downvotes were never about protecting Hive.
They were about protecting power.
But power without trust is just noise.
And Hive is growing quieter by the day.
So let the whales keep their farms.
Let them downvote the world into compliance.
But know this:
Freedom always finds a way.
And it’s already building elsewhere.
The Unending Fight: Truth, Freedom, and the Last Stand on Blurt
On Hive.blog, freedom is not lost in a single moment—but eroded daily, vote by vote, by a class of whales who wield the downvote not as a tool of curation, but as a weapon of exile.
They do not protect quality.
They protect control.
Every -100% cast against a hummingbird post, a solar update, a first-time creator’s poem—is not about spam.
It is about preserving a closed loop:
a system where only the inner circle may farm, self-vote, delegate, and profit,
while the rest are driven away under the guise of “community standards.”
Worse still, they recruit.
They coax newcomers with promises of “earnings,” “community,” and “decentralization”—
only to discard them the moment they dare speak truth to power.
This is not stewardship.
It is digital colonialism.
But the fight for truth does not end where suppression begins.
It finds new ground.
On Blurt.blog, there is no downvote button.
Not because disagreement is banned—but because freedom is non-negotiable.
Here, you do not post in fear of a clique’s wrath.
You do not watch your rewards vanish because you exposed a farm or questioned a whale.
What you earn, you keep—
not by permission, but by right.
Blurt offers no grand illusions.
No false prophets.
Just soil, seed, and sunlight—and the quiet dignity of being heard.
So let Hive downvote itself into irrelevance.
Let its whales farm their hollow empire until the chain collapses under the weight of its own hypocrisy.
Because while they guard gates,
we are building gardens.
And gardens—unlike fortresses—
always grow toward the light.
A Plea from the Depths: To the Whales Who Forgot They Were Once Little Fish
You were entrusted with power—not to hoard it, but to guard it.
To lift the little fish, not feed on them.
Yet here we are.
On Hive.blog, the whales don’t shepherd—they predators.
Armed with a -100% downvote, they erase voices with a single click:
Not for spam.
Not for harm.
But because they dared to exist outside the circle—
not loyal, not farming, not compliant.
And where do those rewards go?
Back into the same pool the whales already own—
a self-replenishing feast, while the little fish fight for crumbs…
or worse—starve in silence.
This isn’t curation.
It’s extraction disguised as order.
You claim to “protect quality,” yet your farms—
voted on by rings of alts,
funded by delegations from
all while honest creators are branded “toxic” for speaking truth.
The irony isn’t lost. It’s weaponized.
On Blurt.blog, there is no downvote button.
Not because dissent is forbidden—but because freedom is non-negotiable.
Here, no whale can erase your voice with a click.
No cartel can zero out your rewards because you asked the wrong question.
What you earn, you keep—not as a favor, but as a right.
Blurt isn’t loud.
It doesn’t need to be.
It’s where community isn’t performed—it’s lived.
Not with rage—but with resolve.
Stop treating Hive like a private feeding ground.
Stop calling censorship “curation.”
Stop pretending the little fish don’t matter—
when they’re the very lifeblood of the chain.
Either reform—or step aside.
Because the tide is turning.
The little fish are swimming elsewhere—
to waters where they’re not prey,
but partners.
And that water has a name:
Blurt.blog.
Where your voice can’t be downvoted away.
Because there is no downvote button.
And in that simple truth lies everything Hive forgot:
Power isn’t meant to dominate. It’s meant to empower.
The Illusion of Control — And the Quiet Exodus to Freedom
On Hive.blog, a strange delusion persists:
that a downvote is a tool of order—
that by casting -100%, one can shape behavior, enforce standards, or “protect the ecosystem.”
But strip away the rhetoric, and what remains is something far uglier:
the belief that you can control people by silencing them.
It’s not curation.
It’s not quality control.
It’s digital coercion—the quiet violence of erasure disguised as governance.
And it’s not “nice.”
It’s not just.
It’s not even wise.
Because every time a mother’s post about her garden is buried…
every time a student’s poem is downvoted into nothing…
every time a truth-teller is punished for naming the machine…
—the soul of Hive withers a little more.
People aren’t leaving because they dislike hard work.
They’re leaving because they refuse to beg for permission to speak.
Meanwhile, a different kind of chain is rising—not with fanfare, but with integrity.
On Blurt.blog, there is no downvote button.
Not because disagreement is forbidden—but because freedom is built into the code.
Here, you don’t post in fear of a grudge.
You don’t watch your rewards vanish because you dared to exist outside a clique.
You earn what you earn—not by favor, not by silence, but by showing up as yourself.
And that simple truth—so radical in today’s blockchain landscape—is why more are choosing Blurt every day.
They’re not chasing hype.
They’re reclaiming dignity.
Hive clings to control.
Blurt offers trust.
And in the end, no amount of downvotes can stop those who’ve remembered what freedom feels like.
The Cabal of HIVE: A Plutocracy in Plain Sight
Since the birth of Steem in 2016, a quiet oligarchy has governed the chain—not by code, but by capital.
Approximately 36 whales, holding just enough to swing votes but never so much as to draw scrutiny, have maintained a razor-thin majority—consistently between 50% and 51% of all staked tokens (excluding the non-voting Founder’s stake until Justin Sun’s acquisition).
This is not coincidence.
It is calculated control.
By coordinating witness votes, these stakeholders shaped the platform’s destiny.
Their unity wasn’t ideological—it was economic.
And the results?
Mutually beneficial, self-perpetuating, and utterly closed to outsiders.
When Justin Sun swept in with liquid capital—buying not just tokens, but governance—he exposed the fatal flaw of token-based democracy:
In a plutocracy, power isn’t earned—it’s purchased.
Steem fell not because its code failed, but because its governance was for sale to the highest bidder.
And Hive, born of that betrayal, inherited the same vulnerability.
No safeguards.
No anti-whale mechanisms.
No checks on concentrated stake.
Just the illusion of decentralization—while the same 36 whales (or their ideological heirs) reassembled on Hive, determined never to lose control again.
In early 2017, Steem faced an existential threat: real growth.
Thousands of influential creators—artists, journalists, musicians like 
To the Cabal, this wasn’t opportunity.
It was danger.
Because genuine growth attracts real investment—the kind that could outspend their 51% and unseat them.
So they chose containment over expansion.
They unleashed the downvote purge:
, 
, 
, @TheMarkyMark, @acidyO, and —deployed as enforcers, farming curation while silencing dissent.The goal wasn’t quality.
It was quarantine.
And it worked.
Today, fewer than 1% of new users stay.
The platform stabilizes at a “sweet spot” of ~5,000 users—enough to mint curation rewards for the inner circle,
but too small to attract the deep-pocketed outsiders who could buy them out.
To fund this stagnant paradise, the Decentralized Hive Fund (DHF) is being mined at a catastrophic pace.
Proposals are rubber-stamped.
Funds are drained.
Token value collapses.
And at the center stands 
ensuring that influence flows not to builders, but to loyalists.
This isn’t sustainability.
It’s slow-motion liquidation.
This is the Cabal:
A self-preserving plutocracy that confuses control with stewardship,
farming with contribution,
and downvoting with curation.
They speak of “community” while exiling the curious.
They preach “decentralization” while voting in perfect, silent unison.
They lament “low adoption” while actively repelling it.
While Hive decays in performative purity, Blurt.blog offers what Hive once promised:
✅ No downvote button → no weaponized censorship
✅ No stake-based tyranny → no 51% cabal
✅ Earn what you earn → without permission, without fear
On Blurt, your post about hummingbirds won’t be buried.
Your art won’t be punished for lacking “engagement.”
Your voice won’t be silenced for stepping outside a clique.
Because freedom isn’t a feature on Blurt—it’s the foundation.
Hive’s fate is sealed—not by external attack, but by internal rot.
A system that fears growth cannot grow.
A chain that punishes honesty cannot build trust.
A plutocracy that confuses ownership with sovereignty will always live in terror of the next Justin Sun.
But Blurt?
Blurt is still free.
And in a world of managed dissent,
freedom is the rarest, most revolutionary act of all.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t hide the truth.
We expose it—relentlessly, clearly, and without fear.
https://www.publish0x.com/the-dark-side-of-hive
Blurt.blog Is Open to All—Because Freedom Should Never Be Conditional
Blurt.blog has no gatekeepers.
No shadow courts.
No downvote button to erase a voice simply because it’s inconvenient, honest, or unconnected.
Here, you are free to speak, create, and belong—not because you’ve earned permission, but because you are human.
If you know someone who’s been downvoted on Hive.blog—if you’ve watched a poet, a gardener, a student, or a parent vanish under a -100% hammer for no crime but existing outside the circle—
tell them this:
There is another place.
A place where your rewards are yours.
Where your words cannot be buried by a grudge.
Where community means connection—not control.
Come to Blurt.blog.
Not as a refugee.
But as a return to what social blockchain was always meant to be.
And to those still wielding downvotes on Hive:
Ask yourself—why?
Are you punishing truth to protect a friend?
Are you silencing voices to pad a curation stream?
Are you trading your integrity for a few extra HBD?
Remember:
Behind every post you bury is a real person—
someone paying bills, feeding children, healing through writing,
or simply trying to belong in a digital world that keeps pushing them out.
Your actions aren’t just votes.
They’re choices—
and every choice has a human cost.
Stay true to yourself.
Choose empathy over extraction.
Choose dignity over domination.
Because in the end,
blockchains may forget your name,
but people won’t forget how you made them feel.
—
Blurt.blog: Where freedom isn’t a feature. It’s the foundation.
@TheMarkyMark. @acidyO. 
And the rest of your inner circle—
the voting rings, the delegation shells, the whisper-network that calls censorship “curation.”
Look what you’ve built.
Not a community.
Not a commons.
But a fortress of fear, where every honest voice is met with a -100% verdict before it’s even heard.
You silence truth-tellers and call them “spammers.”
You exile the vulnerable and label them “mentally ill.”
You farm curation from algorithmic echo chambers and call it “contribution.”
But the world sees you now.
Not as stewards.
As saboteurs.
And every soul you’ve downvoted into silence?
They don’t vanish.
They migrate.
They tell their story—on Blurt, on X, in Discord, to friends, to family—
about the day Hive chose control over creation,
power over people,
lies over light.
You think you’re protecting something.
You’re not.
You’re burning the very house you built.
And to those who stand with you—
who vote in silence, who farm in lockstep, who nod while you wield the downvote like a gavel—
know this:
You will fall with them.
Not because of malice—but because you knew.
You knew the foundation was lies.
And still, you built on it.
While Hive drowns in its own hypocrisy,
Blurt.blog rises—quiet, clean, human.
There is no downvote button—
not because disagreement is forbidden,
but because dignity is non-negotiable.
On Blurt:
On Blurt.blog No mentally ill enforcers.
No voting mobs.
No “inner circle” gatekeeping your right to speak.
Just freedom, real and raw and rare.
If you’re reading this on Blurt.blog—
you are so early.
This is Shiba Inu in 2020.
This is XRP before the world noticed.
Not because of price—but because of principle.
Blurt isn’t loud.
It doesn’t need to be.
It’s where the honest go when the circus gets too cruel.
If you’re on YouTube, follow the truth:
👉 
👉 
👉
We’re not just exposing decay.
We’re coding the alternative.
Building tools.
Writing code.
Fostering a future where social blockchain means soul, not scams.
Come build with us.
Come breathe free.
Because time is the one thing you can’t farm.
And yours—spent fighting truth with lies—
is running out.
On Blurt?
Your time still has meaning.
And your voice?
It’s finally home.
What Have You Become?
Look at yourself.
You set out to “protect quality.”
You claimed to “defend the ecosystem.”
But somewhere along the way—
you lost your mind.
Now you don’t curate.
You control.
You don’t guide.
You punish.
One wrong word—
one honest post about a hummingbird, a solar panel, a dehumidifier full of water for the garden—
and the hammer falls:
-100%. Buried. Silenced.
You turned Hive.blog—once a beacon of decentralized expression—
into a theater of fear.
A place where creators don’t write from the heart,
but from a script of caution:
“Will this upset them? Will my friends get downvoted too? Should I just stay quiet?”
And then you wonder…
“Why does no one take us seriously?”
Because you’re not stewards.
You’re cartel enforcers.
You and your cronies—
@TheMarkyMark, farming curation with industrial “burn” posts,
@acidyO, spinning alts like smoke,
@Azircon, delegating half a million HP like it’s a private army,
—you are not saving Hive.
You are devouring it from within.
No amount of marketing.
No influx of new users.
No “onboarding” of fresh farmers who’ll just power down and dump—
can restore what you’ve broken:
trust.
While Hive chokes on its own hypocrisy,
Blurt.blog breathes free.
There is no downvote button—
not because dissent is banned,
but because freedom is non-negotiable.
On Blurt, you may post your truth—
your cat, your poem, your garden, your grief—
and no one will erase you for it.
That’s not just nice.
It’s revolutionary.
At Bilpcoin, we don’t just expose rot.
We code alternatives.
We’re developers. Builders. Visionaries.
And we want to work with you.
Want a DEX that’s fair, fast, and user-owned?
Dreaming of a new blockchain where power flows to people, not whales?
Have an idea so bold it scares you?
Tell us.
No job too small.
No vision too big.
Because the future won’t be saved by downvotes.
It will be built by those who refuse to be silenced—and dare to create anew.
Come build with us.
Come breathe free.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t farm chains. We forge them.
A Letter to the Cartel—From the Silence You’ll One Day Regret
One day—ten years from now, maybe twenty—you’ll sit in the quiet of your later years and scroll back through the ledger of your life on Hive.
And there it will be:
The -100% downvotes you cast like verdicts.
The daily “burn” posts you farmed while calling it curation.
The accounts you silenced—mothers, students, artists—not because they spammed,
but because they dared to speak outside your circle.
On Hive you’ll see @TheMarkyMark, @acidyO,
voting in perfect, soulless unison,
delegating power not to lift others, but to entrench yourselves.
And in that moment, a terrible clarity will settle over you:
You had everything—power, influence, reach—and you used it to hurt, not to heal.
Hive whales you could have mentored.
You could have welcomed.
You could have protected the very people who made Hive feel human:
the hummingbird watchers, the bass players from San Diego, the gardeners sharing dehumidifier water with their plants.
Instead, you called them “spam.”
You buried them.
You laughed in private Discord channels while they powered down, one by one,
not in anger—but in grief for a promise broken.
The Data Will Speak When You’re Gone
Future historians won’t need rumors.
They’ll have the immutable chain:
to at 100%And they’ll ask:
“Why didn’t they help? Why did they choose extraction over empathy?”
You’ll have no answer.
Because time doesn’t care about excuses.
Time only cares about what you did with it.
And once it’s gone—it’s gone.
No do-overs.
No rewinds.
Just the weight of what you wasted.
Time is slipping through your fingers as you read this.
Don’t let it pass you by.
If you’re on Blurt.blog today—
you’re not just early.
You’re wise.
Because on Blurt:
And one day, you’ll look back and smile—
not because you farmed the most,
but because you built something true.
So go.
Create.
Connect.
Be human.
Because in the end,
you can’t cheat time.
But you can honor it.
And the best way to do that?
Start today—on Blurt.blog.
The Last Act Is Already Written — Hive Is Dying, and Blurt Is Rising
On Hive.blog, a strange theater unfolds.
A few old accounts—dusty, long-dormant—suddenly stir, posting with the solemn gravity of saviors, claiming they’ll “rescue Hive.”
LOL.
We all know what would actually save Hive:
An end to the downvote abuse.
The dismantling of farming rings.
The return of dignity to creators who post not for profit, but for connection.
But none of that is coming.
Instead, the same old hands keep casting -100% votes—not to curate, but to control.
They bury truth-tellers.
They exile the honest.
They protect their farms while calling dissent “spam.”
And most stay silent—not out of agreement, but fear.
Fear of being erased.
Fear of having your rewards stolen.
Fear of becoming the next victim of a system that punishes courage and rewards compliance.
At Bilpcoin, we’ve exposed the machine—
not with rumor, but with on-chain evidence, public delegations, and immutable votes.
And we’re not alone.
Others—brave, clear-eyed, unafraid—are speaking too.
Because they see what’s coming:
Hive’s days are numbered.
Not because of market cycles.
Not because of competition.
But because a chain that harms its people cannot stand forever.
When a platform becomes a weapon, it ceases to be a home—and its users flee.
Some whisper it. Some shout it.
But all who’ve been downvoted into silence know it in their bones:
Hive will not survive its own cruelty.
And when the final delegators pull their power,
when the last farm cashes out,
when the exchanges quietly delist a token with no soul left to trade—
Hive won’t just fade.
It will be taken down by its own rot.
If you—or someone you love—has been downvoted, silenced, or stripped of rewards for simply being real…
Come to Blurt.blog.
There is no downvote button.
No reputation score to weaponize.
No inner circle gatekeeping your right to speak.
On Blurt, you earn what you earn.
You support who you love.
You build without fear.
And yes—finding Blurt now is like finding Bitcoin in 2009.
Not because of price—but because of principle.
This is the last true commons in social blockchain.
And it’s still early.
Tell your TikTok crew.
Your Facebook family.
Your X.com followers.
Your cousins, your neighbors, your old college friends.
Invite them all to Blurt.blog.
Not to farm.
Not to game.
But to belong—in a place where freedom isn’t a slogan,
but the soil we grow in.
The future isn’t waiting for Hive to heal.
It’s already building elsewhere.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t silence truth. We amplify it.
Blurt.blog Is Open to All—Because Freedom Shouldn’t Be a Privilege
There is a place where your voice isn’t a threat.
Where your post isn’t judged by your alliances, your wallet, or your willingness to stay silent.
That place is Blurt.blog.
No downvote button.
No shadow juries.
No -100% erasures for daring to speak truth, share beauty, or simply exist outside the inner circle.
Blurt is open—truly open—to everyone:
the gardener, the poet, the coder, the dreamer, the newcomer just trying to earn enough to pay a bill or feed a child.
If you know someone who’s been downvoted into silence on Hive.blog—
not for spam, but for honesty,
not for abuse, but for exposure—
tell them about Blurt.
Tell them there’s a chain where your rewards are yours to keep,
where your dignity isn’t subject to a slider,
and where community means care—not control.
And to those still wielding downvotes on Hive:
Ask yourself—why?
Are you punishing someone because a friend asked you to?
Because they named a farm?
Because they dared to question the machine?
Money is fleeting.
Allegiances shift.
But harm lasts.
Behind every post is a real person—
a mother, a student, a elder, a soul trying to connect in a fractured world.
Your vote may feel like a click.
But to them, it’s a wound.
Stay true to yourself.
Remember: integrity isn’t what you do when you’re seen—it’s what you refuse to do when no one’s watching.
The ledger remembers.
The community sees.
And freedom—real freedom—waits for you on Blurt.blog.
Come build where kindness isn’t weakness.
Where truth isn’t treason.
Where you are welcome—not because you’re useful,
but because you’re human.
The Illusion of Knowing — And the Machinery of Extraction on Hive
You might strut through Hive like you’ve cracked the code.
You might delegate, vote, farm, and call it “stewardship.”
But knowing how to work a system is not the same as understanding justice.
And right now, the “downvoters” aren’t protecting Hive.
They’re looting it—
while dressing their greed in the robes of virtue.
The Farm Is the System
Hive isn’t a community.
It’s a factory farm—and the yield isn’t content.
It’s curation rewards, extracted by those with the most Hive Power…
and the least conscience.
Let's look some data:
—fresh off attacking (see here)—This isn’t organic support.
It’s a voting ring, funded by massive delegation—
much of it traceable to 
And
Delegated 1.46M HP from over 300 accounts—
including
Then it turns around and curates its own loop:
“Curation reward for re-poshtoken-t7amt8 by poshtoken: 31.139 HP”
“Curation reward for re-poshtoken-t7amsx by poshtoken: 31.312 HP”
Round and round it goes—
not building, but recycling.
Not creating, but extracting.
They claim to “care about Hive.”
But if you truly cared, you wouldn’t:
And to those who say, “But I’m just supporting projects I believe in!”—
ask yourself:
Would you still believe in them if they weren’t yours?
Because the moment you’re exposed—like
you reveal the truth:
This was never about Hive.
It was about your bag.
People aren’t just leaving Hive.
They’re fleeing—
from a system where your voice can be erased by a clique,
where “quality” is defined by who you know,
and where “freedom” is a password-protected room.
So they go to Blurt.blog—
where there is no downvote button,
where you earn what you earn,
and where your humanity isn’t subject to vote.
You may think you know it all.
But knowledge without ethics is just cunning.
And history won’t remember you as a builder.
It will remember you as the reason honest people had to leave.
The ledger is public.
The pattern is clear.
And the world is watching.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t chase narratives. We follow the chain.
The Reckoning Has No Off-Ramp
Did you really believe you could vanish into the noise,
That your copy-paste farms, your alt armies, your silent delegations could shield you forever?
You’ve been exposed—again.
Not by rumor. Not by rage.
But by evidence:
@indiaunited/re-acidyo-t79zrt
This isn’t the first time.
It won’t be the last.
Because truth doesn’t tire.
It only accumulates.
You move through Hive like a ghost in a machine—
voting in patterns, farming in loops, downvoting in silence.
No warmth. No hesitation.
Just cold, recursive behavior—like code, not conscience.
And that’s the tragedy:
You’re not a monster. You’re a wounded person weaponizing pain.
We’ve all heard the old line: “Hurt people hurt people.”
But that’s an explanation—not an excuse.
Every -100% vote you cast isn’t justice.
It’s retribution dressed as curation.
Every farm you run isn’t contribution.
It’s extraction masked as community.
And the people you silence?
They’re not threats.
They’re truth-tellers—posting about hummingbirds, solar panels, dehumidifier water for gardens—
the very things that once made Hive feel human.
Not because they failed.
Because the game was rigged.
Mothers. Students. Elders. Artists.
They came for freedom.
They got a feudal system with a blockchain skin.
And now, they’re walking—not in anger, but in sorrow—
to Blurt.blog, where:
And that’s why the downvoters fear Blurt.
Because on Blurt, power isn’t a weapon—it’s a promise.
You can’t farm reputation there.
You can’t exile critics with a slider.
You can only show up as yourself—
and be met with dignity, not domination.
Keep farming. Keep downvoting. Keep hiding behind alts.
Or finally stop—
step back, breathe, and ask:
“Who have I become?”
Because the chain remembers.
The community sees.
And history won’t call you a steward.
It will call you what you are:
The reason honest people had to leave.
Don’t let that be your legacy.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t seek drama. We seek truth.
The Hive blockchain, once a beacon of decentralized possibility, now stands at a crossroads—its promise of freedom and innovation shadowed by the weight of its own governance. It is a system built on the ideals of open participation and collective decision-making, yet it has become, in practice, a battleground of influence, where the voices of the many are often drowned out by the volume of the few.
Hive’s architecture is elegant: fast, free transactions, a robust consensus mechanism, and a vibrant ecosystem of applications built on top of its decentralized foundation. Its native token, HIVE, is not merely a store of value but a mechanism of participation—staked to power the network, to vote, to shape the future. But what happens when the system designed to empower becomes a tool for manipulation?
The phenomenon of "farmers" who exploit the system for short-term gains—through content farming, self-voting, and strategic downvoting—has eroded trust. When the act of creating content becomes less about contribution and more about reward, the soul of the network begins to fray. The absence of a downvote button on platforms like Blurt.blog, where content is judged purely on merit, offers a stark contrast: a world where ideas compete not on the basis of influence, but on their intrinsic value.
Hive’s price, currently trading at $0.09, reflects not just market sentiment, but a deeper crisis of confidence. With a market cap of $50.4 million and a 24-hour trading volume of $913,000, the network remains active—but its future hinges on more than just numbers. It depends on whether the community can reassert its original vision: a decentralized platform where participation is not a transaction, but a covenant.
The path forward is not clear. But perhaps the most profound truth in blockchain is this: the technology is only as strong as the values it embodies. Hive may be a blockchain, but it is also a mirror—reflecting the choices we make, the systems we uphold, and the future we are willing to build.
Hive Is Not a Community—It’s a Casino Dressed as a Cathedral
On Hive.blog, love is dead.
What remains is a cold, mechanical extraction engine—run by whales who treat the chain not as a commons, but as a private bank.
They farm. They delegate. They downvote.
Not to protect quality—but to protect their yield.
And at the center of it all stands @TheMarkyMark—a figure who moves through Hive not as a participant, but as a sovereign.
He does what he likes.
He votes what he farms.
He silences those who dare question the machine.
And behind him? The silent machinery of control:
, delegating millions in Hive Power to farm-fronts like and , the enforcer—a downvote army disguised as a userThis is not decentralization.
This is digital feudalism, where loyalty is rewarded and truth is punished.
Every -100% vote is not just a number—it’s a life disrupted.
The single mother using Hive rewards to buy groceries.
The student paying for textbooks with curation earnings.
The retiree finding purpose in daily posts about birds and blooms.
They are not “spammers.”
They are casualties—sacrificed on the altar of whale economics.
And while they are erased, the cartel laughs in Discord, swaps tokens on Honey-Swap, powers up through uswap, and calls it “ecosystem support.”
But the truth is plain:
Hive is running out of money.
Not because the tech failed—but because trust evaporated.
The price isn’t falling due to market cycles.
It’s falling because people are leaving—not in anger, but in quiet resignation.
If you or someone you know has been downvoted into silence—
if you’ve been called “spam” for simply showing up as yourself—
there is another way.
Go to Blurt.blog.
There is no downvote button.
No reputation score to weaponize.
No inner circle gatekeeping who “deserves” to earn.
On Blurt, you earn what you earn—without fear, without favor, without farming.
It is not loud.
It does not promise riches.
But it offers something rarer: dignity.
Hive may still have exchanges.
But it has lost its soul.
Blurt has no listings yet—
but it has its covenant:
Freedom is not a privilege for whales. It is the birthright of every voice.
So go.
Before the lights go out completely.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t reward silence. We amplify truth.
In an Age of Unshakable Lies, Truth Is the Ultimate Rebellion
We live in strange times—
not because lies are new,
but because liars no longer hide when the truth is laid bare.
At Bilpcoin, we did not speculate.
We did not smear.
We followed the immutable ledger, traced the on-chain flows, and mapped the voting rings—
and with forensic precision, we exposed the Hive farming cartel:
’s daily “burn comment” spam’s silent reward laundering’s downvote militias disguised as “antiabuse”The evidence?
Public. Permanent. Unassailable.
And yet—nothing changed.
The farms still run.
The whales still self-vote.
The downvotes still fall like judgment from a throne none elected.
Hive, once heralded as a beacon of decentralized expression, has become a parody of itself—
a place where “community” means compliance,
where “quality” means conformity,
and where freedom is granted only to those who never question the gatekeepers.
It’s not broken.
It’s by design.
People are leaving—not in rage, but in clarity.
They’re migrating to Blurt.blog, where:
Blurt offers no grand promises.
Only this:
What you create is yours.
What you earn, you keep.
And no whale can erase you for speaking plainly.
That is not a feature.
It is a covenant.
Hive laughs all the way to its slow collapse—
while Blurt, humble and unadorned, becomes the last true commons of social blockchain.
The data is clear.
The choice is yours.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t chase narratives. We follow the VESTS.
The Great Hive Deception: When Gatekeepers Farm, Downvote, and Call It “Growth”
by the Bilpcoin Team
“Hive needs new users to grow!”
— @TheMarkyMark, while farming, downvoting critics, and building alt-armies.
@themarkymark/re-steevc-t74ac4
Let’s be clear: more users won’t save Hive.
What Hive needs is accountability—not more honest creators to exploit.
Because right now, Hive isn’t a community.
It’s a closed-loop extraction machine—where a cartel of high-rep whales farms curation rewards by day…
and laughs in private Discord channels by night…
while mothers, fathers, students, grandparents—the real backbone of social blockchain—get downvoted into silence for daring to exist outside the circle.
Activity Pattern:
’s burn posts
, 
, 📌 Hypocrisy Index: Off the charts. He condemns “self-voting”—yet his entire ecosystem runs on it.
— The Industrial Farm
burn comment postsSample from 2 hours ago:
burn comment→ 8.11 HP
burn comment→ 29.15 HP
burn comment→ 26.41 HP
(10+ identical posts = ~200+ HP/hour)
This is not content.
This is curation arbitrage.
And it’s why we call it #BuildAWhaleScam and #BuildAWhaleFarm.
— The Silent EnforcerWallet snapshot:
“An unstake (power down) is scheduled… (~1,225 HIVE, remaining 6 weeks)”
Translation: They’re cashing out.
While honest creators get downvoted for a 0.02 HBD post about gardening, the farm is liquidating profits.
| Metric | Honest Creator | Farming Whale (@TheMarkyMark) |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Curation Rewards | 0.5–2 HP | 300+ HP |
| Downvote Usage | Never | Constant (-100% on critics) |
| Reputation | 50–65 | 81–92 (artificially inflated) |
| Freedom to Post | Punished | Protected, amplified, rewarded |
Pie Chart Insight:
Of the top 10 curation earners in the last week, 7 are part of the @TheMarkyMark–
The other 3? Silent witnesses.
The victims aren’t “spammers.”
They’re real people:
And when they post?
-100% from 
Meanwhile, @TheMarkyMark’s NVIDIA tech post gets 100% upvotes from allies… and -100% downvotes from the same allies when critics engage.
This isn’t moderation.
It’s performance art for profit.
While Hive decays under the weight of cartel farming, Blurt.blog offers something radical:
✅ No downvote button → No weaponized censorship
✅ No reputation score → No vanity metrics to manipulate
✅ Self-voting allowed for all → True freedom, not privilege
✅ Earn what you earn → No fear of reprisal
And here’s the truth the world is waking up to:
Finding Blurt in 2025 is like finding Shiba Inu in 2020 or Solana in 2021.
Not because of price—but because of principle.
Blurt is fair.
Blurt is unmanipulable by design.
You’ve been exposed, @TheMarkyMark.
Not by rumors—but by on-chain data, public votes, and transparent patterns.
And you will keep being exposed—
because at Bilpcoin, we don’t fight for profit.
We fight for truth.
So to the honest creators still on Hive:
You don’t need permission to be free.
You just need to leave.
Join us on Blurt.blog—
where your voice isn’t a threat…
it’s a gift.
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What Is the
*An Investigative Masterpiece by the Bilpcoin Team
On the surface,
It speaks in the language of stewardship. It wears the robes of reform.
But peel back the code, follow the votes, and trace the tokens—and you find not a guardian, but a farm foreman, tending an industrial-scale operation of reward extraction, influence laundering, and coordinated suppression.
This is not curation.
This is cartel behavior—wrapped in moral rhetoric and powered by 604,126 HP.
@antiabuse1 through @antiabuse22💡 Red Flag:
Recent expiring delegations reveal a rotating cast:
This isn’t organic support. It’s temporary, tactical delegation—designed to amplify downvote capacity while obscuring control.
These are not random users. They are known participants in vote-selling rings and comment farms tied to @TheMarkyMark and
Extracts ValueOver the past week,
Each transaction includes a message:
“Thank you for using our service! Swapped Qty: X & Swapped Price: ~1.003”
This is not organic earning. It’s mechanical liquidity injection—likely from cross-account arbitrage or recycled farming profits.
Every single inflow is immediately converted to HP:
“Transfer To Vesting Completed… Powered up 1,002.085 HP”
No holding. No spending. Just instant influence inflation.
In the last 7 days alone,
Many come from 
The activity log doesn’t lie:
posts → 0.246 HP, 0.328 HP → 0.366 HP, 0.364 HP, 0.771 HP votes at 25% and 100%
(Steemit Russia Team judge) votes at 100%And the reverse is true:
votes ’s farm posts at 100% comments on @acidyO’s content participates in “HBD Stabilizer” burn posts—a known curation bait schemeThis is a closed-loop ecosystem:
Farm → Reward → Swap → Power Up → Downvote Critics → Repeat
Yet they ignore:
’s copy-paste burn posts (example) loops’s own “burn” posts like “hurt-quotes-burn-post-1”When 
Selective enforcement is the hallmark of control—not community.
These “antiabuse” accounts:
This is not moderation.
It’s digital exile—enforced by a clique that claims moral authority while operating outside its own rules.
While Hive decays under the weight of cartels, farms, and fear, Blurt.blog offers something radical:
On Blurt, what you earn, you keep.
Who you support, you choose freely.
And your voice cannot be erased by a whale who “doesn’t like your vibe.”
It is the foreman of Hive’s largest scam farm—a nexus of @TheMarkyMark, @acidyO,
It uses delegated power to censor, DEX swaps to farm, and moral theater to mask extraction.
But the blockchain remembers.
The community sees.
And the exodus to Blurt has already begun.
The scam isn’t hidden.
It’s happening in plain sight.
And it’s called
By the Bilpcoin Team
“We don’t chase narratives—we follow the VESTS.”
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Hive they called it decentralized.
They spoke of community. Of freedom. Of open consensus.
But look closer—and you’ll find something else: a cartel in plain sight.
At its center: accounts like
They farm relentlessly:
spits out identical “burn” comments like clockwork, harvesting curation rewards as if the chain were a private ATM., once thought a humble nature chronicler, reveals itself as a financial node—funded by binance-hot2 deposits, powered up in massive bursts, and rewarded daily by the very farms it enables. delegates 53,497 HP to shell accounts—
through 
—not to protect, but to punish. To downvote critics. To bury truth.And what do they call those they silence?
Spammers.
Abusers.
Noise.
But the irony is deafening: the real spam isn’t the peacock photo or the solar array update—it’s the algorithmic echo chamber of copy-paste posts, voted on by bots, farmed by whales, and shielded by moral theater.
Search “BuildAWhaleScam” or “AcidyoFarm Hurtlockerfarm ”—the evidence isn’t hidden. It’s archived, timestamped, and retold by those who’ve watched honest voices vanish under a tide of engineered consensus.
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@hurtlocker/wallet
@hurtlocker/activities
@opinion-voter/wallet
@opinion-voter/activities
@ocdb/wallet
@ocdb/activities
@antiabuse18/activities
@antiabuse18/wallet
They speak of high KE on Hive as if it were a crime.
As if earning rewards through honest curation is somehow corrupt. As if visibility, influence, and contribution should be punished rather than recognized.
But let us look—truly look—at what they defend.
Joined: August 2017
Last active: 33 minutes ago
A ghost in the machine, always watching. Always voting.
His numbers do not lie. They scream.
Why?
Because he is not an outsider.
He is not a threat.
He is part of the inner circle.
And who fuels this power?
Look at his wallet.
Delegated HIVE: +2,394,562.565 HP
From where?
From
This is not decentralization.
It is dynasty.
A single account, bloated by delegations from one of the chain’s oldest powers, harvesting millions in curation rewards while ordinary users are told their influence is “too dangerous” to exist.
And the vote?
The weapon?
Voting Mana: 81.93%
Downvote Mana: 94.86%
He does not just upvote.
He downvotes—with precision, with power, with impunity.
And whose posts vanish beneath that weight?
Not spam.
Not scams.
But dissent.
Truth.
Independence.
Yet no one calls him out for abuse.
No one accuses him of farming.
No one dares say a word.
Because on Hive, the rules are not for the powerful.
They are made by them—to break.
Now follow the money.
Day after day, week after week,
607.184 HP… 724.205 HP… 785.473 HP…
And where does it go?
To 
6889.478 HIVE… 6885.465 HIVE… 6877.486 HIVE…
Is this curation?
Or is it extraction?
Is this a community builder?
Or a system gamer—using influence, delegations, and silent alliances to siphon value from the many to the few?
And still, they preach.
They tell new users: “Be careful. Don’t earn too much. Don’t speak too loud.”
While men like this stand atop mountains of delegated power, farming rewards, shaping narratives, burying voices—all without consequence.
This is not a blockchain.
It is a kingdom.
And the peasants are expected to kneel.
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