The rate at which HIVE tokens are printed as liquid rewards does not directly depend on the price of the HIVE token. It is generally constant and independent of the price of HIVE with the following important

I’m assuming you mean whether Hive or some other potential sister chain of Steem will become more successful than Justin Sun’s Steem. That’s the only meaningful definition of winning that applies in the

The HBD print rate as author rewards depends on a variable called the HBD Debt Ratio. HBD (=Hive Backed Dollar) is a debt instrument in the sense that the holder of a non-zero balance of HBD can always

Using the downvote tool is how you use your stake to remove rewards from a post (or a comment). The rewards “go back to the pool”. Technically, there are always a number of posts that are less than a week

So, I have a minute or so to make a case for the Hive blockchain. Here goes: Did you know that there is a social media platform that rewards content created by users monetarily based on community consensus?

It was actually nearly all of the consensus (the top 20) witnesses on Steem that did this. They also blocked Steemit, Inc’s stake from powering down (by refusing to process transactions to that effect)

Your ROI (=Return On Investment) does not depend on the amount of Hive Power you have because ROI is the ratio of your return and your investment. You can buy HIVE at least from: Blocktrades - blocktrades.us,

Threespeak is a video hosting platform integrated with Hive that aims to keep the delivery of videos centralized to provide the best possible quality but store them in a decentralized manner. The hybrid

No, I do not think it is abuse to put up the exact same post both on Hive and Steem. That practice is called cross-posting. Who or what would be the victim here? Stakeholders of either blockchain? If your

Hive is a blockchain and not a website. Hive is the database that contains all the content and the monetary and all the other types of transactions, including the knowledge of what account follows what

Hive is a sister chain and a fork of the Steem blockchain. The fork took place on March 20 at 2 pm UTC. All the accounts and all the transactions were included in Hive except that the stakes of accounts