I'd take the Hive Power because by using it to curate, you could double your money if you were diligent. Even if the Hive price halved, you would still be ahead thanks to the curation rewards.

Since the pandemic started, I've been buying online - and I just buy when I need something. Haven't been to actual shops for a year.

The crypto world still has some centralised choke points in the form of exchanges. We will only be able to declare decentralization the winner when people stop using Binance and co and start using the

Suriname doesn't sound like a hospitable place. I wonder what makes some countries friendly and others not. Best wishes for your journey into the next stage of your life.

Yes. Ethereum just has so many more use cases than Bitcoin.

I'm having a stressful week too. Let's hope next week is better.

Yes - don't place yourself in a position of regret, where you look back and wish you had spent more time with your family.

I recommend "The Falkland Play", which is a tense drama about the Falklands War. It's on Amazon Prime.

People take risks if everyone else is doing the same - there is psychological safety in being part of the herd. I bet if everyone was buying bitcoin but hardly anyone bought cars, people would fret and

I just use one account for everything because it means that when I upvote I'm giving everything I have staked - neoxian, archon, creativecoin, everything is delivered with one upvote. Trying to curate

I hope you can get it fixed easily and don't need to buy a new one.

I don't use twitter much - most of my social media interaction is on Hive. When Hive was forking from Steem, twitter actually censored callmedan and some others - presumably because Justin Sun asked them

Yes! We should all get into the habit of upvoting comments on this thread. Have an upvote!

Part of the reason is that Hive is under the radar. The loud-mouth coins just paint a target on their backs, whereas low-key coins like Hive just carry on doing whatever they want without authorities even

I think the Metaverse is a dead end. I think the pandemic has shown that we crave actual real interaction with other people and don't want to be stuck at home with virtual reality.

How is everyone's weekend going? We're recovering from Bonfire Night, which somehow spilled over into Saturday with people still doing fireworks. So two night's of noise.

My happiest moment was back in 2013 on reddit when some early adopters were going around tipping people bitcoin if you had written an interesting comment in the btc subreddit. That was my first bitcoin

Loyalty, support and shared interests. Shared interests are probably the most important, because it is nice to spend time with people you have something in common.

In the early days of Steem we had a lot of developers from other coins posting on Steemit - they were all approached by Dan Larimer. To replicate this on Hive, we need senior people like Callmedan to approach

Happy Diwali! Are you going to be having a party with fireworks and everything?