Sometimes the problem is subject matter. I like to write about and read about geopolitics - but there arn't a lot of people interested in that niche on Hive.

You look really happy in the pictures - mountain life must agree with you!

People are worried because of the laws of supply and demand. If you have something in short supply (in this case HBD), which is very desirable (because of the 20% interest rate), the price goes up. Suppose

Gold does look like it is going to take off.

I'm being naive here - but why is the team starting so many projects? LEO, CUB, now PolyCUB. Reminds me of Dan Larimer and how he went from project to project.

If you buy HBD on the external exchanges, there isn't a 5% haircut is there? I wonder if anyone knows how much HBD is sitting on the external exchanges.

I think the algorithms are written by people with no medical knowledge - yet they are censoring doctors. Makes you wonder what else they are censoring, engineering, biology, chemistry? This is what happens

Do you really believe the HBD interest rate will be 20% for 20 years? I reckon it will get ditched due to unaffordabilty - same reason that last year they stopped paying interest on all HBD balances and

Isn't the reason we have 100 nodes geographically distributed is so that if some nodes go down (hardware problem, electricity outages, the guy running the node dies etc), the other nodes keep the network

OK thanks - will change source link to bitcoin.org.

I thought it was fine because they have creative commons that allows anyone to use them?

Italy and Hungary are the hold-outs regarding SWIFt at the moment - but they're being shamed in the world about it. They might cave under the pressure and agree to a ban.

I wonder if we shall see the emergence of a secondary market where people buy and sell Hive accounts along with their Hive power, reputation and resource credits. The only reason this hasn't happened already

I think we're actually going to see a big shake-up in witness votes in June when legacy votes from accounts that are no longer active expire. We might even get a full blown election campaign as they realise

Have just checked my account - amazing level of detail. Am off to write my post about what bit of hivestats is most useful to me.

Facebook wasn't entirely silent. They flapped their gums at the start of the project that their stablecoin would be pegged to the US dollar, but would be regulated out of Switzerland. If it was pegged

Well the good news is that Hive has recovered to $1.16. I hope that forms a base price of sorts.

River sand is used for plastering walls. I guess as long as China continues to build ghost cities, they're going to be scouring the planet looking for materials. Such a waste!

I'd be interested in seeing a breakdown of the marketcap of all the layer2 coins. Some like Leo are quite big now. We'll know this eco-system is a success if all the layer2 coins exceed the value of Hive.

Some days are frustrating like that. It's just lucky for you it happened on a Sunday, not a weekday.