The CBRS podcast returns with a fresh episode brimming with valuable insights, updates, and an in-depth exploration of the dynamic Hive ecosystem. From exciting updates about #HiveBuzz and #Inleo DHF proposals to the announcement of a thrilling #contest, this episode offers something for everyone. Let’s dive into the key takeaways!
Hive’s recent market activity reflects its growing prominence in the #blockchain space. The token’s listing on Bitget and other exchanges underscores its increasing visibility and adoption.
Hive’s journey highlights the dynamic nature of blockchain ecosystems, where listings on major exchanges can drive community #engagement and attract new participants. The hosts celebrated this milestone, emphasizing its potential to bolster Hive's presence in the broader #crypto market.
A recurring theme in the podcast was the importance of gamification for onboarding and retaining users within the Hive ecosystem. @HiveBuzz, created by 
HiveBuzz not only motivates users but also gamifies the Hive experience, turning interactions into an adventure. For new users, receiving badges and seeing tasks laid out as achievable goals creates a sense of progression, much like leveling up in a #game.
CBRS strongly advocated for supporting HiveBuzz’s Decentralized Hive Fund (DHF) proposal, which currently seeks an additional 16 million HP in votes to meet its funding target. The hosts emphasized that without HiveBuzz, new users would lose a vital source of encouragement and guidance, potentially leaving them feeling lost in the blockchain’s vast expanse.
One of the most exciting announcements from the podcast was the launch of the Distriator #Infographic Contest, organized by the CBRS team and proudly sponsored by 
The contest boasts a prize pool of 300 Hive (approximately $150 at the current price), along with participation badges for all entries. This initiative not only fosters creativity but also strengthens community engagement and highlights the exciting potential of #Distriator.
The CBRS team emphasized that this contest is just the beginning of a larger collaboration with Distriator. It represents the first step in a series of exciting initiatives aimed at driving #innovation and #engagement within the Hive ecosystem.
Don’t miss your chance to participate in this creative challenge—stay tuned for more updates and announcements!
The #InLeo proposal requesting $500,000 in funding sparked an engaging debate. While they aim to onboard 50,000 new users and integrate AI and other cool features, concerns about transparency and user activity were raised.
The hosts called for detailed statistics to validate claims of onboarding 20,000 users, emphasizing the need to distinguish between active accounts and bots. This #transparency is vital, especially given the significant funding amount requested.
One of the standout community-driven initiatives highlighted in the podcast was Manu’s daily threads about Hive on X. This effort has become a catalyst for vibrant discussions on Threads. By consistently sharing engaging content, @Manuphotos is not only raising awareness about Hive but also inspiring others to join the conversation and amplify the message.
The CBRS team commended Manu’s dedication, noting how his proactive approach demonstrates the power of consistent content creation. It’s efforts like these that showcase Hive’s potential to reach new audiences and foster deeper connections within the community.
In addition to Manu’s efforts, the podcast turned its attention to @Poshtoken (Proof of Sharing)—a project created by @Acidyo designed to promote Hive content on external platforms like Reddit. While the Hive community has focused heavily on X, Reddit presents untapped potential for broader outreach.
Reddit, known for its diverse and active user base, offers a unique opportunity to introduce Hive to various niche communities. However, as the CBRS team noted, engaging effectively on Reddit requires strategy and consistency, as it can be a challenging platform to navigate.
The team shared their plans to revive and prioritize Posh, using it to promote Hive content on Reddit in much the same way it has succeeded on X. By leveraging #Posh, they aim to create a steady stream of Hive-related posts that can generate interest, spark conversations, and attract new users to the ecosystem.
The CBRS team encouraged the #community to join in this effort, emphasizing that even small contributions to sharing Hive content on external platforms can have a significant impact.
Gamification extends beyond badges and threads into the realm of gaming. @Crownrend, a new kingdom-building online #strategy game, was introduced as Hive’s latest addition.
For just 20 Hive, players can dive into a rich gaming experience, marking another step in Hive’s evolution as a blockchain that gamifies user interactions. The hosts, avid fans of strategy games, promised to explore CrownRank and share their experiences in future episodes.
The podcast also shone a spotlight on 
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In a lighter segment, the hosts shared their plans for upgrading the CBRS #podcast studio. From acquiring a high-quality camera to setting up better lighting, these improvements aim to enhance the production quality and overall experience for their audience.
The team noted that their previous DHF proposal was for a philanthropic project supporting a school in Venezuela. This time, they plan to submit a new #DHF proposal solely to fund the purchase of a good camera, with the rest of the upgrades being arranged through personal contributions and other resources.
As the podcast concluded, the team hinted at ambitious plans for the coming year. From contests and community initiatives to partnerships and new content, 2025 promises to be a transformative year for both CBRS and Hive.
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