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December 31, 2025 — A Threshold in Time
At Bilpcoin, we do not pause.
We press forward—through silence, through resistance, through the deafening noise of a system that punishes honesty and rewards illusion.
Today, the last day of 2025, we look back not with regret, but with witness.
We sounded the alarm when downvote cartels began erasing real voices—mothers, students, artists, gardeners—not for spam, but for daring to exist outside the inner circle.
We mapped the farms: 
We named the architecture of control: a plutocracy of 36 whales, holding 50–51% of all stake since 2016, engineering stagnation to avoid displacement.
We did it not for profit.
Not for fame.
But for the soul of what Hive once promised: a decentralized commons where voice mattered more than capital.
And yet—nothing changed.
The downvotes kept raining.
The farms kept blooming.
The exodus kept growing.
So we adapted.
We still post on Hive.blog—not because we believe in its current form, but because truth must be spoken where power hides.
But we live on Blurt.blog.
Because on Blurt, there is no downvote button.
Not as a flaw—but as a covenant:
Your work is yours. Your voice is yours. Your freedom is non-negotiable.
There, we post without fear.
We build without permission.
We belong—not because we’re liked by whales, but because we showed up as ourselves.
And in 2026?
We have so much in store.
More investigations.
More truth.
More sanctuary.
Because while Hive drowns in its own contradictions,
Blurt is where freedom still grows.
—
Bilpcoin: We move. We speak. We build.
A Plea from the Depths: To the Whales Who Forgot They Were Once Minnows
You were never meant to be gods.
You were meant to be stewards—guardians of a commons where even the smallest voice could ripple through the chain and be heard.
Instead, you became whales—not in size alone, but in appetite.
You claim to “protect quality.”
But your downvotes don’t prune—they erase.
They don’t curate—they colonize.
Every -100% click isn’t justice.
It’s theft.
You take from the little fish—the mothers posting hummingbird photos, the students sharing poetry, the elders documenting solar arrays—and zero them out.
Not for spam.
But for daring to exist outside your circle.
And where does that value go?
Back into the pool—only to be siphoned by your farms, your alts, your self-voting rings.
LOL, indeed—while the little fish get crumbs or silence, you feast.
This isn’t decentralization.
It’s digital feudalism, dressed in open-source robes.
Not because dissent is banned—but because freedom is non-negotiable.
On Blurt.blog, no whale can erase your post with a single click.
No clique can bury your truth because you didn’t bow.
What you earn, you keep.
What you say, you own.
There are no gods here.
Only neighbors.
Not as beggars.
But as witnesses.
To every creator downvoted into silence,
to every newcomer told their voice “doesn’t belong,”
to every honest soul punished for speaking truth to power—
You are seen. You are not alone.
And your refuge is already here.
Not in a platform that preys on the weak,
but in one that protects the human.
That place is Blurt.blog.
Where the ocean isn’t ruled by whales—
but shared by all who dare to swim.
The Delusion of Control — And the Quiet Exodus to Freedom
On Hive.blog, a strange faith persists:
that downvotes equal control,
that silence is the same as submission,
that power lies not in creation—but in cancellation.
As if crushing a post could crush an idea.
As if erasing a reward could erase a person’s truth.
But cruelty is not curation.
And fear is not community.
It is this arrogance—that a -100% slider can dictate who belongs, who speaks, who earns—that has turned Hive into a theater of exclusion, not empowerment.
And so, quietly, steadily, people are leaving.
Not because they failed.
But because they remembered their worth.
They are finding Blurt.blog—
a place where there is no downvote button,
not out of naivety,
but out of principle.
On Blurt, you don’t post in fear of a grudge.
You don’t watch your earnings vanish because you dared to exist outside a clique.
What you create, you keep.
What you share, you own.
No gatekeepers.
No silent juries.
Just freedom, unadorned and unapologetic.
Hive mistakes control for stewardship.
Blurt knows better.
Because true community isn’t built by silencing voices—
it’s built by letting them rise.
And in that difference lies everything.
The Illusion of Growth in a Walled Garden
You cannot grow a forest by cutting down every sapling that dares reach for the sun.
You cannot build a commons by exiling every voice that speaks outside the script.
And yet—this is precisely the paradox of Hive.blog.
Its whales preach “adoption,” yet wield downvotes like cudgels, striking not at spam, but at truth, novelty, and dissent.
They demand “new users,” while ensuring that the moment a newcomer shows authenticity—not compliance—they are buried under -100% silence.
This is not curation.
It is control disguised as quality.
And in such a climate, nothing real can grow.
Not community.
Not trust.
Not innovation.
Because freedom is not a feature you toggle on for friends and off for strangers.
Freedom is the soil.
And on Hive, the soil is poisoned.
At the heart of Hive’s decay lies a deeper rot:
the owner-farmers—those with vast power and endless alts—who write the moral code by day and violate it by night.
They condemn “self-voting” while running industrial farms under accounts like 
They speak of “decentralization,” yet operate as feudal lords, where inclusion is granted not by contribution, but by loyalty.
And the downvote?
It is not a tool of discernment.
It is a weapon of exclusion—used to punish those who expose the machine.
So how can Hive grow?
It can’t.
Not while trust is broken.
Not while freedom is a privilege, not a right.
Meanwhile, Blurt.blog offers something radical in its simplicity:
There is no downvote button.
Not because disagreement is banned—but because dignity is non-negotiable.
On Blurt:
Blurt isn’t perfect.
But it is honest.
And in a world of performative decentralization, honesty is the rarest kind of freedom.
Hive will not die from low prices or empty exchanges.
It will die from moral exhaustion—from the slow realization that no matter how hard you work, you’ll never belong unless you bow.
But on Blurt?
You don’t need permission to belong.
You just need to show up.
And that—that is how communities grow.
Blurt.blog Is Open to All—Because Freedom Should Never Be Conditional
Blurt.blog is not a fortress.
It is an open door.
There is no downvote button—not because disagreement is silenced, but because dignity is sacred.
Here, your voice is not a threat to be erased.
Your work is not a target to be punished.
You are not judged by who you know, what you own, or whether you praise the right whale.
You simply belong.
If you know someone who has been downvoted into silence on Hive.blog—
a mother documenting her child’s first steps,
a student sharing poetry,
a gardener posting sunflowers at dawn—
tell them this:
There is another way.
Come to Blurt.blog.
Breathe. Create. Stay.
And to those still wielding downvotes on Hive:
Ask yourself—why?
Is it for money? For favor? Because a “friend” asked you to bury someone they dislike?
Remember:
Behind every post is a real person.
Someone who pays bills with their rewards.
Someone who finds joy in sharing.
Someone whose spirit dims a little more with every -100% vote cast in bad faith.
Your actions are not abstract. They are wounds.
Stay true to yourself.
Act not from obligation, but from integrity.
Because in the end, the chain remembers—not just your votes, but your character.
Blurt.blog is waiting.
No gates. No guards.
Just freedom, offered freely.
Come as you are.
And leave the cruelty behind.
Boxing Day Truths: While We Rested, the Hive Machine Never Paused
Happy Boxing Day, friends.
At Bilpcoin, we honored the day as it should be:
with family, reflection, and the rare gift of doing nothing at all.
No screens. No schemes. Just presence.
But while the world exhaled, Hive’s extraction engine ran at full throttle—
as if even Christmas could not interrupt the ritual of reward farming and control.
Now, look closely at the evidence—etched not in opinion, but in the immutable ledger itself.
But the real story is in the transactions:
“Withdraw vesting from
”
— 7,610 HIVE (2 days ago)
— 7,606 HIVE (9 days ago)
— 7,603 HIVE (16 days ago)
— and dozens more stretching back years, like clockwork.
This is not organic earning.
This is an industrial pipeline—a conveyor belt of curation rewards, instantly liquidated to
And today—Boxing Day—the activity log shows a familiar script:
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, …This isn’t community support.
It’s a voting ring, operating with military precision.
They call it “funding the ecosystem.”
But an ecosystem thrives on diversity, organic growth, and trust.
What Hive has is a closed-loop extraction syndicate:
farms cashes out supplies the power, @acidyO, and others enforce silenceAnd anyone outside this circle?
Downvoted for daring to post a photo of their cat.
Buried for questioning the machine.
Labeled “spam” for lacking the right connections.
While Hive decays under the weight of its own contradictions,
Blurt.blog offers something radical:
On Blurt, what you earn, you keep—not by permission, but by right.
Your voice cannot be erased by a clique.
Your rewards cannot be revoked by a grudge.
And if you’re reading this on Blurt?
You’re witnessing the quiet birth of what Hive promised—but failed to deliver.
This is like finding Bitcoin in 2009: not because of price, but because of principle.
Boxing Day is a day of giving—not just gifts, but grace, generosity, and truth.
So here it is:
Hive is not broken.
It is functioning exactly as designed—for the few, not the many.
But you don’t have to stay.
You don’t have to comply.
You don’t have to farm.
Come to Blurt.
Breathe free.
Build true.
And never again let a downvote decide your worth.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t chase narratives. We follow the chain.
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 cannot reclaim the time you’ve wasted.
The hours spent policing posts about hummingbirds,
the energy spent orchestrating voting rings,
the days lost to the hollow theater of control—
they are gone.
And worse: you cannot undo the harm.
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.
** On Blurt there is no downvote button.**
That’s it.
That one line changes everything.
No fear.
No punishment for authenticity.
No shadow courts deciding who “deserves” to speak.
Bare knuckle boxing match 7
If you know someone who’s been downvoted into silence on Hive.blog—
the mother sharing her child’s first steps,
the student posting poetry to stay sane,
the gardener documenting blooms just to feel connected—
tell them this:
You are not spam. You are not noise. You are not alone.
Come to Blurt.blog.
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.
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.
It is darkly comical—almost farcical—how the downvoters of Hive still believe they are building something.
They cast -100% votes like divine judgment,
brand honest voices as “spam,”
and then turn around and ask:
“Why aren’t new users joining?”
The answer isn’t hidden.
It’s walking out the door—silently, daily, in droves.
We live in an era where facts are no longer enough.
Where proof—etched in immutable blockchain ledgers, timestamped, signed, and public—is met not with accountability, but with smirking denial.
Downvoters Every time you cast a -100% vote—not to uplift quality, but to silence truth,
every time you laugh in private Discord channels while draining rewards from mothers, students, and elders who post not for profit but for connection,
you carve your name not in stone, but in shame.
Do you want history to call you
a liar?
a thief?
a gatekeeper who mistook control for stewardship?
Because that is the ledger your actions are writing.
The Great Hive Illusion — And the Quiet Rise of Blurt as the Last True Commons
“Hive needs new users to grow!”
— @TheMarkyMark, while raking in 738,016 HP in curation rewards, downvoting critics, and farming daily with
Let’s be brutally honest: New users won’t save Hive.
What Hive needs is accountability—not more honest creators to exploit.
Because right now, Hive isn’t a decentralized social network.
It’s a closed-loop extraction economy—where a cartel of high-reputation whales farm, self-vote, and downvote—all while claiming to “protect the ecosystem.”
And the punchline?
They laugh in private Discord channels while mothers, fathers, students, grandparents, and new crypto earners—people who pay bills and buy food with their Hive earnings—get -100% downvoted into silence for daring to exist outside the inner circle.
Pattern:
’s “burn comment” posts
🔍 Hypocrisy Alert: He condemns “self-voting”—yet his entire reward stream is built on orchestrated vote rings.
— The Industrial Farm
burn comment spamSample from 2 hours (repeated hourly):
burn comment→ 8.11 HP
burn comment→ 29.15 HP
burn comment→ 26.41 HP
(10+ posts = ~200+ HP/hour)
This is not curation.
This is industrial reward arbitrage—and it’s why the community calls it #BuildAWhaleScam and #BuildAWhaleFarm.
— The Silent Enforcer since 2020) post💸 Translation: They’re cashing out.
While honest creators get punished for a 0.02 HBD post about hummingbirds, the farm is exiting with profits.
– network| Creator Type | Avg. Daily Curation | Downvote Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Farming Whale | 300+ HP | Constant (-100% on critics) |
| Honest Creator | 0.5–2 HP | Never |
📌 Conclusion: Reputation on Hive no longer signals trust—it signals participation in the cartel.
Not “spammers.”
Real people:
And their punishment?
All while @TheMarkyMark’s NVIDIA post gets 100% upvotes from allies—and -100% downvotes from the same allies when critics engage.
This isn’t moderation.
It’s coordinated suppression disguised as community standards.
& 
Recent activity from
This is the enforcement arm of the Hive cartel—not curation, but control.
While Hive decays, Blurt.blog offers something revolutionary:
✅ 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 scarce.
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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“Blockchain transactions don’t lie. People do.”
— Bilpcoin Team
Hive downvoters Blurt isn’t loud.
It doesn’t need to be.
It’s where freedom isn’t a privilege for the inner circle—it’s the foundation for everyone.
So go ahead.
Keep downvoting truth into the shadows.
Keep calling your farms “contributions.”
Keep pointing fingers while your hands drip with on-chain evidence.
On Hive the downvoting whales they don’t break the system.
They are the system.
And the rest of us?
We’re tenants in their fiefdom—
allowed to post, so long as we don’t threaten the harvest.
Allowed to speak, so long as we don’t question who gets to curate
🔍 Exposé: The Hidden Hive Farm — 
By the Bilpcoin Team |
Beneath the surface of Hive’s “community-driven” façade lies a tightly woven farming network—and 
What appears to be passive staking is, in fact, structured resource leasing—fueling vote rings, curation farms, and coordinated suppression campaigns disguised as “quality control.”
At Bilpcoin, we don’t just report—we map the machine.
— The Silent Power Relay| Metric | Value | Red Flag |
|---|---|---|
| Staked HIVE (HP) | 28.045 HP | Negligible self-stake |
| Delegated IN | +1,201.213 HP | 4,283% more than self-owned |
| Total Effective HP | 1,229.258 HP | Operates with outsourced influence |
| HBD Balance | 0.005 HBD | No economic skin in the game |
| Estimated Value | $3.01 USD | Illusion of activity |
💡 Key Insight: This account holds less than 3% of its own voting power. It is a proxy, not a participant.
?📈 Graph Concept:
graph LR A[@thefed] -->|500 HP| D[@benef.alive] B[@nupulse] -->|300 HP| D C[@discoverireland] -->|200 HP| D E[@hive-103505] -->|200 HP| D D -->|Votes| F[@BuildAWhale farms] D -->|Votes| G[@Acidyo loops] D -->|Self-votes| H[@benef.* ecosystem]
This is not organic support. It’s orchestrated influence amplification.
(0.01–0.18 HIVE/day)
t6ubtd, t6ubp8) with 10–50% voting weight🚩 Red Flag: On Nov 2,
.
This is internal ecosystem recycling—not organic earning.
These aren’t rewards for discovery. They’re kickbacks for participation.
, GeneEverett & The Watchers
posts (e.g., re-geneeverett-20251127t134952231z)
, 
, 
—all part of the Alive ecosystemBut here’s the twist:
...yet ignores the industrial-scale farming of @BuildAWhale (example).
This isn’t oversight. It’s selective enforcement—a hallmark of cartel behavior.
Hivewatchers, once framed as “community guardians,” now operate as de facto enforcers for the Markymark-Acidyo-Hurtlocker axis:
delegates to 
# accounts to downvote critics) with identical patterns provides moral cover + delegation powerAnd
It’s the quiet relay—amplifying votes, laundering influence, and masking the scale of coordination.
| Risk | Severity | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Vote Centralization | Critical | 1,201 HP from 4 sources = outsized influence |
| Curation Pool Drain | High | Daily micro-rewards from recycled content |
| Ecosystem Manipulation | Critical | Delegators fund farms while condemning “spammers” |
| Trust Erosion | Extreme | Users flee to Blurt due to fear of arbitrary downvotes |
Hive’s APR (~13.5%) isn’t attracting builders—it’s attracting arbitrageurs.
It is a symptom of a deeper rot: a Hive where power flows upward, rules apply selectively, and freedom is conditional.
While honest creators are downvoted into silence, the farming elite recycle tokens, delegate power, and call it “community.”
But the blockchain doesn’t lie.
And neither do we.
On Blurt, there is no downvote button.
No delegation cartels.
No fear.
You earn what you create.
You build without permission.
You belong—not because you’re useful to the system, but because you’re human.
If you’re reading this on Blurt…
You’re not just early.
You’re free.
Written by the Bilpcoin Team
“We don’t chase narratives—we follow the VESTS.”
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.
peakd.com/hive-196233/@bpcvoter1/the-buildawhale-farm-scam-chapter-3 #hive vs #blurt #thedarksideofhive #buildawhalescam #itsjustmarky #acidyoscam #acidyofarm #hurtlockerscam #hurtlockerfarm @themarkymark/activities @themarkymark/wallet @buildawhale/wallet @buildawhale/activities @ipromote/activities @ipromote/wallet @usainvote/wallet @usainvote/activities
@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.
At Bilpcoin, we faced downvotes.
We were called scammers. Spammers. Lies.
But we never stole.
We never farmed with alts.
We never used delegations to silence truth.
We only shared the data.
The transactions.
The patterns.
And because we did, we were punished.
But we will not stop.
We are bringing the masses to blurt.blog—not bots, not thieves, not liars.
Only real people.
Honest creators.
Those who believe in freedom.
Because on Blurt, there is no downvote button.
No financial sabotage.
No whales circling the weak.
What you earn—you keep.
Your voice cannot be erased by a grudge.
Your influence grows not by delegation from a king, but by merit.
Hive is failing.
People are leaving.
Projects are fleeing.
And still, some promote it—claiming it offers freedom.
It does not.
It offers freedom only to the inner circle.
To those who obey.
To those who take.
It is the worst blockchain we have ever known.
Search your engine:
“What is the AcidyoScam on Hive?”
“What is the BuildaWhaleScam on Hive?”
“What is TheMarkyMarkFarm on Hive?”
“What is the HurtlockerFarm on Hive?”
You will find the truth.
Our truth.
The one we exposed.
And you will see: nothing has been done.
Because accountability does not exist where power is unchecked.
So come to blurt.blog.
Not because we beg you.
But because we show you.
Freedom isn't debated.
It's lived.
Blurt Community—how is your day going?
How is your year going?
Are you free?
Because here, you are.
BPC Locked On Mc Franko & The Franko
Blurt Stands — While Hive Stumbles Under the Weight of Its Own Shadows
Friends, creators, truth-tellers—
Let us not whisper this truth, but proclaim it with the clarity of dawn breaking over a weary land: Blurt.blog is not just another platform. It is a refuge. A rebellion. A return to what Hive.blog was always meant to be.
There is no downvote button on Blurt.
Not because we fear dissent—but because we honor creation.
Because we understand that a voice, once raised in sincerity, deserves space—not sabotage.
On Blurt, your words are your words.
They are not hunted by algorithmic hounds or shadow armies masquerading as “curators.”
Here, you are not judged by the grudges of gatekeepers, but met with the quiet dignity of a community that believes expression should be encouraged—especially when it is bold, raw, or inconvenient.
Contrast this with what festers elsewhere.
On Hive.blog—a place once brimming with promise—a rot has taken root. Not in its code, but in its culture. A handful of self-anointed enforcers—
And when confronted, they shrug.
“Oh, it’s not censorship,” they say, as if semantics could scrub the stain of suppression from their hands.
But let us be unequivocal:
When a system allows a few to systematically silence many—under the guise of “community standards” or “curation”—that is not moderation. That is censorship by another name.
It is the velvet glove over the iron fist.
It is exclusion dressed as discernment.
It is power pretending to be principle.
Meanwhile, Blurt stands clean-handed and open-hearted.
No downvotes.
No hidden juries.
No farms of phantom accounts casting ballots in the dark.
Just you.
Your words.
And a community that meets you not with suspicion, but with solidarity.
So let us carry this truth far and wide—not with bitterness, but with quiet certainty:
If you seek a place where your voice is not a target—but a gift—come to Blurt.
If you are tired of building on ground that shifts with every whim of a whale or warlord of votes—lay your bricks here.
If you believe the future of free expression must be free—not just from corporations, but from the petty tyrants who replace them—then stand with us.
The world needs to know.
Not because Blurt is perfect—but because it is principled.
Not because it is loud—but because it listens.
And in an age where so many platforms echo with the clatter of control,
Blurt offers something radical:
Silence for the bullies.
Space for the rest of us.
Keep speaking.
Keep sharing.
Keep building.
Freedom doesn’t advertise itself—
it is passed, person to person, like a torch in the night.
And tonight, the torch burns bright on Blurt.
Repeated downvotes targeting transparency efforts raise urgent questions about Hive’s governance. Automated tactics, coordinated curation trails, and alt-account farming undermine trust in the platform. When truth is silenced without dialogue, it erodes Hive’s decentralized ethos.
Key Concerns:
Systemic Manipulation:
Community Exodus:
Governance Crisis:
Solutions Needed:
The Bilpcoin team advocates for open dialogue, not division. Hive’s future depends on collaboration—not coercion. Let’s rebuild a platform where truth isn’t buried but debated, strengthened, and celebrated.
Transparency isn’t optional—it’s the foundation of trust.
#HiveTransparency #BilpcoinExposed #DecentralizePower"
A Message to
Every downvote cast in shadow, every silence imposed without dialogue, is not a victory—it is a confession. A confession that truth cannot be stifled, only delayed. With each punitive click, you dig deeper into the bedrock of credibility, crafting a chasm between your actions and the community’s trust.
How can you continue to downvote the truth, LOL? It’s almost comical how blatantly you attempt to suppress what cannot be hidden. The blockchain records everything—every action, every transaction, every move you make. Yet still, you persist in this futile game of trying to silence what is undeniable.
Key Issues to Address:
A Path Forward:
The Bilpcoin team remains committed to exposing truth and advocating for solutions. Let’s work toward healing, not division.
Note: All claims are based on publicly verifiable blockchain data. Constructive dialogue is encouraged.
#HiveTransparency #CommunityFirst #BilpcoinSupport"
Or step aside and let those who truly care take the reins.
Because the truth won’t disappear. No amount of lies can change it.
It’s over.
The Bilpcoin team brings these truths not out of malice but necessity. We have no need to fabricate lies or cloak our intentions CALL US WHAT YOU LIKE —for the facts speak loudly enough on their own. What we present here is not conjecture but reality, laid bare for anyone willing to see.
TURN OFF THE BUILDAWHALE SCAM FARM
The problems are glaring, undeniable, and corrosive to the Hive ecosystem. They must be addressed without delay:
These practices harm not just individual users—they undermine the very foundation of Hive, eroding trust and poisoning the community. Such actions are unethical and outright destructive.
Wallet: Wallet:@buildawhale/wallet | @usainvote/wallet
Wallet:Author Rewards: 2,181.16
Curation Rewards: 4,015.61
Staked HIVE (HP): 0.00
Rewards/Stake Co-efficient (KE): NaN
HIVE: 25,203.749
Staked HIVE (HP): 0.000
Delegated HIVE: 0.000
Estimated Account Value: $6,946.68
Recent Activity:
to 0.447 HIVE (3 days ago)
Wallet:Author Rewards: 194.75
Curation Rewards: 193.88
Staked HIVE (HP): 0.00
Rewards/Stake Co-efficient (KE): 388,632.00 (Suspiciously High)
HIVE: 0.000
Staked HIVE (HP): 0.001
Total: 16.551
Delegated HIVE: +16.550
Recent Activity:
to 0.053 HIVE (Sep 29, 2024) to 0.053 HIVE (Sep 22, 2024) to 0.053 HIVE (Sep 15, 2024) to 0.053 HIVE (Sep 8, 2024) to 0.053 HIVE (Sep 1, 2024)
Wallet:Recent Activity:
Wallet:Recent Activity:
to 0.447 HIVE (3 days ago) to 0.447 HIVE (10 days ago) to 0.446 HIVE (17 days ago)
Wallet:Recent Activity:
to 6.160 HIVE (Jun 8, 2024) to 6.157 HIVE (Jun 1, 2024)
Wallet:Recent Activity:
to 0.728 HIVE (Jan 12, 2025) to 0.727 HIVE (Jan 5, 2025) to 0.727 HIVE (Dec 29, 2024) to 0.727 HIVE (Dec 22, 2024) to 0.726 HIVE (Dec 15, 2024) to 0.726 HIVE (Dec 8, 2024) to 0.725 HIVE (Dec 1, 2024) Wallet:Recent Activity:
Scheduled unstake (power down): ~2.351 HIVE (in 4 days, remaining 7 weeks)
Total Staked HIVE: 1,292.019
Delegated HIVE: +1,261.508
Claim rewards: 0.290 HP (10 days ago)
Wallet:Recent Activity:
to 2.350 HIVE (3 days ago) to 2.348 HIVE (10 days ago) to 2.347 HIVE (17 days ago)
Wallet:Recent Activity:
Wallet:Recent Activity:
-0.172 HBD (Jan 20, 2024) -327.485 HIVE (Jan 20, 2024) -248.912 HIVE (Jan 9, 2024) -248.772 HIVE (Dec 28, 2023) -3.155 HBD (Dec 26, 2023) -497.127 HIVE (Dec 26, 2023) -248.356 HIVE (Dec 9, 2023)
Wallet:Recent Activity:
The blockchain data speaks for itself. We are not fabricating these claims; we are simply presenting what is already visible for all to see. As we’ve repeatedly urged
@test.ureka/the-untrending-report-hive-downvote-analysis-2025-06-27-20250627213824
@ureka.stats/the-untrending-report-hive-downvote-analysis-16-09-2025-20250916181314
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