Did you just migrated from Steem over to Hive? Here is a welcome tipu 😎 @tipu curate

Interesting analysis!

Quite a big question to answer. I don't think there is 1 fixed number for everybody. But my general rule of thumb is that if you have enough money to generate passive income which more than covers you

People on Robinhood are going crazy. Lots of buyers for Hertz even though it filed for bankruptcy. @tipu curate

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I think a mentorship program is good for newcomers. There are just too many concepts on Hive that new joiners have to learn before they can start to run on their own. If I imagine myself as a newcomer,

I am using Blockfi as well. But since the topic is DeFi, I thought I should start with only decentralized options. And yes, Hive probably has a lower barrier to entry. But most people still prefers to

Thank you very much!

Thanks! 👍

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I have also been accumulating each time I see a correction in price. Glad that I did. They are probably the only team which publishes regular updates on their finances

Ah.. I missed out on the governance part. In that case, does it make sense to increase the cost of generating a new card + governance token as more cards are minted? Somewhat like a bonding curve? But

Hey there, interesting concept! How much should it cost to create a card and claim ownership? I think 0.2 HBD is reasonable for a start. How much should it cost someone to copy a card owned by someone

I guess it is to write on topics that you are passionate in. If you are someone who is into cooking then make videos or write recipes and share that. If you are into cryptocurrencies then write about the

Some good stats as usual!

I think if there is an effective and efficient way for interfaces to filter contents. Then perhaps any form of content will have a place on Hive, including short-form content. @tipu curate

The Totoro looks great! @tipu curate

Hi there, if you are interested in DeFi, do subscribe to the DeFi Campus community. Here is the announcement post.

The criteria for investments are on the factsheet, Not sure if that also applies to the secondary market you referred to.

I guess the general rule of thumb is whether your returns on investments (ROI) are able to cover the interests on your debt. Assuming I have $10k in credit cards debt with an interest rate of 24% and I