I suspect that in the cryptosphere, and also in the general population, the important issue is not whether a crypto project is simple or complicated to use. But rather, that from a point of view of resources investment, people see everything from the following perspective and relationship: Knowledge + Time + Work + Effort + Dedication = Profit

And I'm afraid that in a world where most people want and intend to obtain those profits "as soon as possible" with the least investment in knowledge, time, work, effort and dedication possible, that's what has never made Hive too attractive for them.

Since that majority of people who would invest only have spare cash to invest. But they have neither the knowledge, nor the time, nor the capacity of work, effort and dedication to invest them, or if they do, they don't want to invest them for a "potential" long-term profit.

People with true spare money to invest generally don't have the time or patience to wait to get profits from their money investing in Hive. And only those who don't have money to spare but have everything else, those are the ones who actually invest those other "resources" in our token. Hive has never been an attractor of capital, it has only been an attractor of workers.