Right now I’m kinda just testing the waters seeing what people think and seeing if the devs are open to suggestions. Users seem to enjoy the ideas and the devs muted my follow up article that I posted

As of now unless there are facts I’m currently ignorant of, Hive is simply a clone of Steemit with all the same benefits and detriments. Hopefully this community is open to change and improving upon the

Your understanding of the current Hive rewards distribution is correct. I speak on this specific point early in the thread, check out my reply to Cardboard. I’ve also posted a follow up article that follows

I took your advice and went over to take a look at peakd, I like what they have going on over there.

The original article and the last comment serve to illustrate the same point, create artificial scarcity in the markets to drive demand.

Follow up article to Massive Hive Problem:

Follow up article here:

Follow up article here:

This post right here, (link below) is exactly what my article seeks to address.

They are all Reichstag fires....

And that’s essentially why it’s not really important whether or not the finite rewards pool or infinite rewards stream is present, although they have their own economic implications, they essentially are

I’ve said this elsewhere in the thread but there are other cool things that could be done too like charging a small fee of Hive to hide or edit posts older than 7 days.

Not really, it really is cheaper to manufacture products than one would assume and it is even easier to purchase for distributor price and sell for wholesale/retail. Certainly the word manufacture invokes

I can’t say I’m against that idea at all.

I’m actually working on another article right now that covers how this can be done effectively but in a nuanced fashion. Marketing is key but I’ve found a way to properly align it with economic incentives

In that case you have low user retention as a result of the difficulty level in relation to obtaining rewards which although on a different topic (user rewards) furthers the point of the article that the

I personally like the idea of being able to advertise on the platform and not just in the form of boosting posts. Simple example, I wish to begin selling Hive Hats with the Hive logo on them in a variety

The posting of the chart was intended to show the downward force on the market price of Hive as the result of content creators looking to sell their Hive currencies in exchange for other cryptos/USD. The

This just comes back to polling the community for what it would like to see offered as a product/service, for instance adding a hide button for old posts and allowing users to pay with Hive currencies

This could be used as a vehicle to try to reduce the supply of Hive tokens in circulation but the easiest available way to do that without making drastic changes is to increase the rewards of having a