THe thing I worry about with Hive and with the advent of "Project Blank" is what happened to LBRY token and Odysee, the platform.

Government in the United States in March of 2021 deemed that LBRY's 2016 ICO that raised $6 million in capital used to run the company was an illegal unregistered security sale. Coindesk: This Tiny Blockchain Startup’s Tangle With SEC Could End Up as Landmark Case

What's stopping the SEC in the United States, or similar regulatory bodies in other jurisdictions, from going after something like a monetized, more-decentralized version of Twitter? What's stopping them from coming after Hive?