Hive runs well, but only well. It can be great, spectacular even!

There's definitely room for change and improvement. But what what are some of the things you'd want to change that might benefit the blockchain?

I'm also a gamer with heavily vested interests in some of them out there. For a long time, it was SteemMonsters #splinterlands. Nothing has really taken the place of that on chain as of yet, which is why I'm building one I want to play called #NISM. Progress is there, albeit slow, it continues to take shape.

I'm also a gamer and dabble in game development. In my free time I'm tinkering on a card game in Godot and if I ever decide to publish it I want to do it on Hive. So let me start by wishing you the best of luck, bringing a well thought game is definitely one of the more difficult projects you can take on in this space.

However I often have the feeling games and gaming content are always in the shadow of Splinterlands. Hive definitely has what gamers need but the communities their appetite for it is rather low. Do you think there is still enough appeal for gamers? Some of the web3 gamers that I used to be in contact in didn't care for Hive since they thought Hive was only for Splinterlands (which is while fun for many here, not for everyone's appetite) or they tried Splinterlands, hopped onto the next web3 game they saw in their Twitter feed and where never given a reason to return to Hive.

And last, what is your opinion about the 20% APR on HBD?

I'm sorry if I'm asking all the wrong questions here (nothing is meant as criticism) I'm honestly interested and trying to learn more about what each witness (wants to) bring to the table