I was just thinking today about how blogging on Hive as well as curating content has already become a very lucrative living for a select few people on the platform. Bigger accounts are generating hundreds of dollars a day in Hive and Hive-Engine tokens, but to be one of those people you would have had to be in very early or have made a bulky investment (or both).
That brings up the thought: At what price will Leo and Hive provide enough profit to be considered a full time job at the middle level of earners?
I believe I am right around the middle in terms of exposure on 
I usually average somewhere around 10-15 Leo on an article, but we'll approximate and say 15. I usually pull in around 5-10 Hive on an article as well, ignoring that half of that is staked and half is liquid HBD.
That would provide a total of 105 Leo and 70 Hive per week. These are pretty solid numbers at current values as a hobby, but is unfortunately not enough to cover many costs offline. This is approximately $90-$100 a week at current prices.
If that were to increase by say 5-6x, we'd be talking about this a whole different way. Sure $500-$600 a week isn't an insane amount of money, but it is a pretty good wage in many places and could be seen as a full time job.
Can we see $1.50 Leo and $5 Hive? I think we actually can, and much sooner than many people believe. We see Hive pumping on a regular basis and
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