Developments in progress / First impressions after the "GREAT EVENT"
Hello dear readers, I want to share with you my first lines from the new platform, trying to explain my first impressions after what I have called the "GREAT EVENT". The COVID-19 quarantine gives us plenty of time to read, investigate, and try to understand what's going on.
In this first hours we find different publications, from expressions of jubilation, people who have no idea what is happening, questions, the wallet that still throws error, tutorials trying to help use the tools that are migrating and are adjusted to this new platform. A fully exploratory environment.
Developers.
After the "GREAT EVENT" the developers do their best to stabilize the ship that just sailed, I must admit that these guys know what they are doing and are doing a great job, adjusting and oiling every Daaps that will help a better operation of the platform, with each step they inform the community about the progress, the adjustments that are needed and which are fully available to the community.
Collateral damage.
In Venezuela STEEM became a source of support for many families, this currency since its launch has helped feed many families (including mine), it was generally customary for me to get up, check my wallet and find a certain amount of STEEM , I went to the page of orinoco.io made my change to meet the needs of my family.
Today I woke up with the intention of finding some STEEM in my wallet and following the usual routine, but unfortunately for my family in Orinoco.io they disabled the function for exchanging STEEM for Fiat, according to the message due to the instability of the market.
I suppose that I do not take the forecasts and that this will be solved in the coming days, we are here, we are part of this and we must cooperate so that this time of transition does not last as long and the new currency reaches the value that helps us to continue subsisting.
Attachment to what we love.
My biggest problem is emotional attachment, it is learning to love something and trying to retain it, the time on the platform gave me so much satisfaction and joy that it is difficult for me to understand and accept what is happening.
In Steem before the "BIG EVENT" I had acquired habits, I had sustained growth, not fast but if sustained, I had a well-planned work plan, everything I had accomplished in two years of effort, now I must reorganize it. It's not that easy!
I understand that with the Airdrop and the copy of the data to this chain it is like our progress does not stop, but we do not know for sure what will happen to the market, what will be the behavior with the new HIVE currency and what will happen with STEEM.
Contributing to our progress.
The truth is that these last few days have been very exciting, we are here and we must all help so that the ship stabilizes as quickly as possible, as well as the developers and the people in charge of this "GREAT EVENT" are working tirelessly, surely without to be able to sleep, this is how many of us are, browsing for information, to understand this new scenario and to be able to help those who are lost in this migration.
In this sense, I have compiled a series of articles that can help you stay informed at this stage of transition, as well as help you adapt more quickly to this environment.
You can start by voting for HIVE on the Blockfolio voting for HIVE on the Blockfolio and help list this coin.
Publications that may be useful.
Hive.io basic newbie guide and FAQ
My first at HIVE, a new experience!
PROJECT #HOPE An Initiative to give hope!