5/ Building these could revolutionize all review sites. There is also a lot of information already posted on Hive in the form of articles that could be linked for more reference. All of this is transparent.

4/ The housing of text is important because we can do it on Hive without transaction fees. This is a big step since a fee to post and update would get expensive. Here is where Hive stands out.

3/ Without transparency there is no way to know how much Amazon is gaming the system. We can just presume they are since there is money on the line. Blockchain can solve this. However, most are not cut

2/ We see review sites like IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes being extremely popular. Here we have an issue. One is that Amazon now owns IMDB. This is something that should make one question all reviews and ratings.

#threadstorm 1/🧵 Hive has the chance to change a lot of things. Having an immutable, transparent database that can house text beyond just financial transactions is huge. This is something that I believe

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5/ The merging of social media and finance is a powerful concept. This is #web3. How many can duplicate it? In fact, how many are building it? Hive is.

4/ How does this change things? We are seeing the potential when coupled with the base layer providing the opportunity to make a major statement. Consider one block irreversibility and what that means

3/ This means that both have issues along with scaling. That does not mean it will not be resolved. Hive lacks smart contracts but that is being developed. The decision is to sidechain that feature.

2/ The question who is going to dominate in blockchain (cryptocurrency). Many feel that Bitcoin is the winner but this brings up a problem: it only stores transactions. ETH has smart contracts but they

#threadstorm 1/🧵 We spoke of how the tendency with #technology is for winner to take most. This is especially true in the digital world where the network effect is a major component.

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5/ The good news is that getting involved (and helping) with a project that wins, it will be huge. This is going to make people a lot of money if they are on the right one. This is how technology works.

4/ We need to understand this concept when looking at Hive and, more importantly, projects on this ecosystem. Through this lens, we quickly realize that much of what is tried will not succeed.

3/ We saw a lot of crypto projects during the ico days. Where are most of them now? They are long gone and for a variety of reasons. This is exactly what happened in the dot com era.

2/ Technology doesnt distribute things evenly. In fact, it is a rather unequitable arena. The winners end up taking most of the market share. This is what the network effect means.

#threadstorm 1/🧵 We have decisions to make in cryptocurrency. That said, could we gain insight from other areas of technology. After all, we look to the internet for clues in many areas. What can be learn?

5/ The question is are you going to go for it? This brings up the next, what are you willing to do about it? The opportunity to change your life is there.

4/ Digital assets will offer many life changing money. This is naturally personal to the individual and what meets that definition. Nevertheless, with permissionless, early stage opportunities, it exists.