On the prices front nothing much has changed. $HIVE and its legacy cousin have been tracking each other, but a gap is opening up now. I hope that widens.
I like to see people doing interesting things with Hive. At its heart a blockchain is just a decentralised database and can hold any sort of data. Most of the data on it will be posts, votes, financial transactions and game data, but it has been exploited for things that will not directly earn from it. One of those is 
As I understand it each transaction requires some resource credits, but I am not sure if that is related to the size. I think the cost goes up when the system gets busy to deter some types of attack, but I do not know all the details. I am happy to be educated.
@friendlymoose is building a list of Hive apps. There are far more than I can keep track of. We have had some sites for this, but I am not sure if they are kept up to date. It will be tricky with so many appearing lately.
@meno is a prolific app/dapp builder and has an idea for one a bit like Uber. I suspect that the legalities of running a ride service are more complex than the required software.
@hiveinvite.com that can create 'cards' to allow people to create accounts. If you have enough resource credits you can claim account tokens. This service lets people use those instead of you having to set them up. It does require giving the service some access to your account, so needs some care.
@louis88 has been doing in-depth security audits on various Hive sites. That is a skilled job that takes time and may not pay much, if anything. He was disappointed by the response he got from one project who did not seem to want his help. I hope they fix their site anyway.
@giampaolo19 is back with some fun drumbeats. I am not sure how many professional musicians we have on Hive, but it ought to be more. We need to show our appreciation and that can just be comments.
@demotruk let an 'AI' loose to analyse some Hive data and it highlighted that new users are less likely to stick around if they do not get any votes early on. If you see people on the new posts feed with a reputation of 25 then they are probably new and will appreciate some feedback. Of course we need to ought to check that they are genuine, but you can start with a small vote. If they try to cheat the system then their reputation is likely to drop below that start point. What we do not want is genuine people being put off using Hive.This is one I have mentioned before, but we have to keep warning people about fraudsters. I was asking on the 
I have always said that I lay no claim to the #followfriday tag and am happy for others to use it. There is only so much I can find and read on Hive so I will miss plenty. Discovery can be tricky here so it is up to each of us to help others find cool posts and accounts.
That said, I can be pretty active here, but then I enjoy the community even when I am not making that much. I have always seen Hive as having value for anyone who has something to share and so I want it to grow. I really do not mind if that means I make less as I have done pretty well. We need quality content to attract a wider audience.
Enjoy your weekend and Hive five!
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