Let's create s decentralized space where everybody can say or do whatever they like on a blockchain.

Oh no. People are doing a thing that we don't agree with. Lets have a witch hunt everybody. Yay.

It's now been 0 days since our last witch hunt.

We were actually going well for a while. We even went a few months without ganging up on a group of users and driving them away for no particular reason but again we will end up with less users and less value in our eco-system once more. Silly really.

Anytime that token price becomes the issue it's down to two major principles. User numbers and revenue generated.

If hive can bring in a few million active users we will need RC for each of them to interact. Then either the users or the apps have to powerup to run this. So successful apps would work if we could build the tools for them to link into hive quickly and easily.

Or if our existing apps can start to generate revenue and run like a real business as every other app in the world is forced to do. Run ads, have micro payments, take sponsorships, premium accounts. Use the money to buy hive from the markets and create buy pressure against the users selling.

But that would be too logical.

Splinterlands showed us it could be done before they fumbled the bag. They really pumped the price for everybody last time around. Now we just need a dozen other apps to bring in revenue and do it on a sustainable business model that can last over multiple cycles.

It could be done with all of the brains and brilliance that we have on chain but usually devs and business minds seem to clash instead of collab.

I have always wanted the original tribes idea to get real focus that we could turn into a portal to hive. Real ready to go communities that anybody can launch and run with zero coding. Light accounts, instant onboarding and a sustainable token economy backed by ad revenue to give each token value into the future. Each community would become an onboarding point and all combined revenue would be buying hive form the markets to back their token. It's just a pity they never followed up on the original tribes after the launch.