2/ People think in terms of rewards and not pages. The internet is really nothing more than a series of pages linked together. Information is placed on each page and dev create apps that assimilate it

1/ People are condition to simply use Hive to post in an effort to garner rewards. This is a central premise of the ecosystem and is not to be discounted. However, there is a much more basic use that could

#threadstorm A New Way Of Looking At Hive Beyond just rewards.

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5/ The question is where does this happen? Is Hive a contestant? We will have to see. This is why building is so important.

4/ So far, we have not had the breakthrough app that does something similar to ChatGPT. It is out there though. At some point, we are going to see an app built on blockchain go parabolic.

3/ Blockchain is a bit different in that it is not implemented into the apps we use. Instead, it is the foundation upon which the apps are developed.

2/ ChatGPT went to 100 million users faster than anything else before it, including Instagram and Tik tok. This shows how technology only speeds up.

1/ This technology is being implemented into the most popular platforms and applications. Search engines, social media, and other software programs are getting it.

#threadstorm When Will Blockchain Have Its ChatGPT Moment? We saw the massive rise in ChatGPT and related technologies....

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5/ It is actually less when we consider the back up witnesses who also do block throughout the month.

4/ This is a completely different from Hive. Here we the distribution of the coin is spread out a lot more. We also have the fact that no top witness can ever do more than 5% of the block production.

3/ The stake that is in the two major pools shows how this skews things. There is incentive to go into the bigger pools as opposed to the smaller ones. It is natural people will jump on what is biggest

2/ The switch to coin voting suddenly made the pre-mine an issue. When dealing with miners, distribution means nothing. This all changes with coin voting.

1/ Ethereum is one of the best known (and most valuable) chains out there. Yet, the one that revolutionized things with smart contract is not doing a good job with web3.

#threadstorm Hive is more Web3 than Ethereum It is ironic that Gavin Wood is credited with the term #web3 yet it falls short.

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5/ This analogy is fully spelled out in this article. It explains where we are in the evolution of the network-state called Hive and how we need to shift some of our focus.

4/ Then we have the need for laborers. People have to do the work (at least until they are replaced with machines). History shows people tend to travel around to the different areas that are booming.