We just concluded the 6th week of the MemeHive Curation Contest, and we are now entering its 7th week. @pepetoken has already published a comment that he will soon send the tokens to all winners:

Feels good man and congrats to da winners! Will send tokens sooner or later. . . Source

Yesterday, we awarded 11,000 MEME to the winners of last week's contest. So far, 86,000 MEME and 145,000 PEPE have been distributed to sponsor this weekly event. 145,000 PEPE still awaits the wallets of the winners. Again, heartfelt gratitude to both @greywarden100 and @pepetoken for financing this weekly event.

Just a day ago, @greywarden100 published a post about his successful journey of increasing his MEME token holdings from 14 million to over 14.6 million through strategic staking and community engagement on the MemeHive platform. He also emphasized the importance of quality curation and support for community initiatives. With his example, he aimed to encourage fellow members to participate and share their own experiences to foster growth within the MemeHive ecosystem.

As for my accounts, my staked MEME is now 320,245. Within a week, my stake increased by 20,245. The 1 million goal remains intact.

As for the PEPE token, @arcelcalvin9 added 193,326 within a week. Last week, he had 951,701 staked PEPE. Now, his total stake is at 1,145,027 PEPE. Thanks for the incentive I am receiving both from @greywarden100 and @pepetoken for leading the weekly curation contest.

As for the specifics of the MemeHive weekly curation contest, I made a few updates, particularly about the criteria for eligibility.

Guidelines Update

Image originality or properly credited.
A 50-word explanation. The longer, the better.
The hashtag #MEME must be included in the first five tags. This is the first addition to the criteria, as there are Hivians that seem to use the tag as an afterthought or just for additional rewards. Since we cannot prevent Hivians from using more than 20 tags, all we can do in this community is to include this as part of our guidelines.
Underappreciated meme creators will be given preference over articles that have already received a substantial amount of curation reward from their respective tribes. This is the second revision of the criteria.
Something lighter that will bring fun and themes directly related to memes and the ups and downs in the crypto market will be preferred over serious and analytical content.