There are some momentum bots that track twitter activity and invest in coins that have increased twitter activity. If you look at Doge and Shib, it started with a jump in twitter chat and then the big

Nah. Have lived in cities all my life. I don't mind visiting the countryside, but I couldn't live without easy access to shops etc.

Given how strong the Hive community is, I think Hive deserves to rise a lot more than some of the coins pumping right now. Hopefully a hedge fund will discover us.

Judging by the 2017 bullrun, ALL alts will rise as bitcoin nears it's top, even the rubbish. The key is making sure you cash out in time. Charles Lee sold all his Litecoin in 2017 and it was smarter than

I must admit I thought covid would be over after vaccinations. Alas I think it is going to be with us permanently.

I'll be in my 70's in 2050. I just hope I'm still alive then. It's fun to do these predictions, but very hard to do so with any accuracy. Most predictions are extrapolations of the present. For example

Hi everyone. What do you all think about this climate conference in Glasgow?

$250k?! The trouble with these surges followed by crashes is that you get clobbered by capital gains taxes if you try to cash out. I'm trying to cash out only within the tax-free capital gains allowance

My memory is that the hard forks used to come with post-fork problems under the old steemit team, but the Hive forks have gone much smoother, so something has improved in the process since then.

It is still autumn in Britain. My cherry tree is still green, it's leaves haven't turned brown yet.

Good point about bitcoin being impossible to counterfeit - it's a point the press and politicians miss and maybe the crypto community needs to highlight this more.

Engagement comes and goes in waves. Sometimes people are busy with the other things in their lives.

I'm cleaning my house this weekend - a task I hate doing. If I ever become rich through crypto, the first thing I'll do is hire a cleaner.

I slept quite well last night, but that's because it was raining and the sound of rain always lulls me to sleep.

The reason the tax system is structured like this is because it's hard for the IRS to track gifts, so they figured, why don't we make this a tax exemption and act like we are being benevolent? Income tax

Only retired people keep up with their hobbies. The rest of us are like hamsters on wheels, just trying to cope with work and the house.

I meant to do a deep clean of my house in October but haven't got round to it. I guess it will go onto November's list of things to do.

I prefer travelling by train because you can read or do work. I hate driving long distances as I find it tiring.

Why do they have to sit at home every Monday? Is this a local custom or religious holiday?

As I get older I like winter less and less. It is because I no longer enjoy cold weather the way I used to.