One of the best ways to achieve HIVE goals is to buy HIVE and the various alt coins.
People need to time their buys. If you follow several coins, you will find that there are often coins that are buys at any given point in time.
I took a gander at your HIVE Engine Account.
NOTE: HIVE Engine is dependent on users moving their HBD from the primary chain to the secondary chain. The witnesses destroyed HE when they raised the interest rate of HBD to 21%. This stopped the flow of funds into HE.
Most of the coins suffered drops over 90%. The witnesses are likely to lower the rate in the near future. When that happens the price of the HE coins are likely to pop as users move money from HBD into HE.
HIVE users should pay attention to the interest they receive on HE coins. Some coins use SCOT bot. Some coins use Smart Contracts. The coins using ScotBot are shown on your rewards page: https://hive-engine.com/rewards
The HE explorer shows transactions for the different coins.
LEO focuses on cryptocurrency posts. This page shows your HE earnings.
https://he.dtools.dev/@devpress?symbol=LEO
This page shows your POB earnings:
https://he.dtools.dev/@devpress?symbol=POB
You are receiving a higher interest on your POB; so you should consider increasing your POB.
VYB mirrors POB with a few differences. I believe they don't give coins to people who upvote their own posts. I am not sure. VYB uses SMT and you get a reward for every post you upvote.
https://he.dtools.dev/@devpress?symbol=VYB
You blog primarily about programming. You seem to interface with posts about tech issues.
STEM is probably your best bet.
Last month two STEM whales dumped their holdings. They hollowed out the STEM page. Right now STEM is a great deal at 0.002 HIVE.
I have more than one account. I bought 20K STEM on irivers. I receive about 35 STEM a day in rewards.
STEM still uses ScotBot. The ScotBot configuration page shows the coin triggers on the keywords: "stem, science, technology, engineering, math, stemgeeks."
They used to trigger on "programming."
STEM wants to focus on tech in the educational world. I think they like posts about teaching programming but are not keen on posts about practical programming.
The prices of the coins fluctuate wildly; so one needs to time the buys.
BTW: the primary source of funds on HE is people who transfer their HBD earnings to HE. When the witnesses raised the interest on HBD to 20%, they stopped the influx of cash into HE. Many of the HE coins dropped more than 90%.
The experiment with high interest on HBD is likely to come to an end. When it does the HE coins are likely to start to recover.
Since you are writing comments; you might want to buy enough comment tokens activate the comment rewards. I think BEER wants 24 coins. WINEX requires 25. LUV wants 10. I can't remember what PIZZA requires.
I would start with WINEX because it gives curation rewards. I already used my WINEX today; so, here is a BEER:
!BEER
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