Hivebits came after its big sister, LUV. The idea of Hivebits is that your effort gives you a reward. The only way an HBIT exists is by someone's effort, somewhere at some point on the Hive blockchain.
Prior reports:
There are no prior reports - Since Hivebits started on 1/1/2022, this is the first ever HBIT quarterly report.The introduction post is here and the About post is here. I try to keep the About page up-to-date.
| Category | Amount | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Ave. daily HBIT emitted | 114 | See Graph 1 below. |
| 30 day ave. emitted | 158 | See Graph 1. |
| Current circulating supply | 15,000 | See Graph 2. |
| Wallets holding > 0 HBIT | 1,461 | |
| HBIT Whales | 25 | HBIT whales are those in the top 25 of HBIT holders. See richlist here or here. HBIT badge account: |
| % HBIT released due to users' effort: | 100% | Every HBIT represents someones conscious effort on the Hive blockchain. |
Graph 1 - HBIT emissions
Hivebits released "into the wild" via the HBITbot.
Graph 2 - circulating supply
Some quick hits:
Alterations...two changes have been made since HBIT's "fair launch" using "proof-of-comment" on 01/01/2022. (See the intro post to learn about those terms.)
!hivebits was the only command to mine HBIT. Recently, the following commands were added: !HBIT and !hbit and $HBIT. They all do the same thing: mine one HBIT, per day, per person.Looking ahead, I really see no changes at this time. I think things are moving along just fine. There seem to be a solid core of daily HBIT "miners". This was the plan from the start - one-a-day by rule, your effort = your reward, consistency.
This morning, actually, I was asked if I intended to add a minimum number of HBIT held in order to call the bot. My answer was, "No." I want to keep "barriers to entry" as low as possible. The intent is to keep things stupid-simple. The only requirements to mine HBIT are to:
I wondered about HBIT's growth rate. By comparison, I went back and looked at LUV's growth during its first three months (graph below, highlighted in green). At that point, highlighted in green, about 150 LUV per day went out. That's almost exactly where HBIT is now (143 HBIT went out yesterday). This is especially encouraging to me with regards to HBIT usage because, with LUV, there were likely fewer users calling the bot, doubling up or tripling up on emission in order to reach that 150 level. With HBIT, it is only one HBIT per person per day.

Looking even further ahead, I'd love to see a buy-with-HBIT sale. https://hivepay.io/ makes buying/selling with Hive-Engine tokens easy. Ideally, HBIT will some day have it's own "pizza day", like bitcoin, where someone uses HBIT to buy a physical item that another person is selling. Want to be that HBIT legend? Get on it!
HBIT has begun and is doing just fine in my view. It was meant to be very, very simple, to be newbie-friendly, to reward a Hive user's effort, and that's the plan going forward.
Persistence.

- Check your wallet or trade HBIT at: [Hive-Engine(https://hive-engine.com/trade/HBIT) or TribalDEX or LeoDEX.
- Visit the LUVstore: LUVstore
- LUVshares/HBIT Discord: https://discord.gg/K5GvNhcPqR
- HBIT creator: @crrdlx
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