I found out about cryptocurrencies in 2013 on Bitcointalk. That is also where I found out about Steemit when it first launched in 2016, which then forked into Hive.

I personally think they're wasting money trying to "achieve" something that was already achieved in the 1950's (going to the edge of space). They'd be better off doing something lasting, like

Disagree. The pandemic is over in the UK, but it will still be going for another year in the rest of the world... Which means the rest of the world will be under financial stress while the UK economy goes

Spanish flu lasted for three years (it had three waves in each of the three winters). So if this pandemic is over by the end of this year, we'll be lucky. I'm in the UK and we're all getting vaccinated

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I see posts are generally getting less than before Hard Fork 25. It's because the hard fork has changed curation incentives. Prior to the fork, it was worth piling into a post that was under $15 to try

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Satoshi was an engineer not an economist. The genius of his invention was that it was decentralised digital money that couldn't be double spent. The other aspects (the halving, the cap on coins etc) are

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It's going to be interesting to see if the 24 hour voting window changes curation behaviour. In theory it should make people more inclined to curate.

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Faucets kind of died in 2017 when Google Adsense refused to allow their ads on faucet sites. The business model of faucet sites is that they'd earn from pay-per-impression advertising (because every visitor

IMO the main reason the Hive price isn't doing well is that it's not on enough exchanges. Nothing to do with the 13 weeks to powerdown. Steem has an eastern user base and is on all the eastern exchanges.

I think it's impossible to limit supply. For example, when bitcoin was launched there were going to be just 21 million cryptocurrency coins in the world. Then alts launched - and each launch was a NEW

Cloud pictures can feel really relaxing and calming. Especially the white fluffy cirrus clouds.

I've powered down in the past and regretted it. On the other hand, just power down a little, hold it in Hive in the wallet, and sell if the price goes above $1 and that way you have cashed out a bit.

I've started using lists as well - I just focus on doing the tasks on the list and call it a success if I cross most of them off. It's better than spending too much time pondering strategy or thinking