After #januarystreak, a month in which I published an article on Hive every single day, I thought to take a short break. Heavily influencing that decision was the fact that, before #januarystreak, I also

So, we had a rocky beginning of the year. Bitcoin is breathing heavily around 41k, barely holding, and Ethereum is close to lose the 3k mark. Hive is not doing well either, hovering around $1.2. I think

We are already in the second day of the first week of 2022, so things are slowly starting to unfold. It might be a good moment to throw in a few expectations, which may, or may not come true (FWIW,

Yesterday I introduced HIVE to an old friend, in a one hour zoom call. We know each other for more than 25 years, and we shared many things in these two and a half decades. But in the last 3 years, since

In the 2nd day of the year, HIVE made a decent jump. It trades now at $1.58, or about 3400 satoshi. It's not something spectacular, if we remember that less than a week ago it was trading above $1.8. But

Technology optimizes for performance. Business optimizes for profit. Biological evolution optimizes for survival. Spirituality optimizes for compassion (non-aggression). How does this work out in real

Exactly one year ago, on December 27th 2020, HIVE was trading at $0.11. Now it trades at 16x that value, meaning $1.84. At some point during this journey, in November, it traded as high as $2.87. These

Once upon a time, a clever boy named Jack chased VCs with a crazy idea. He believed that people will spend a lot of time talking to each other on the internet, using very, very short sentences. He called

We're in full airdrop season. Some are nicer than others, some will be more useful than others, but, among all, one really stands out. It's the Evmos Rektdrop. Short Intro Evmos - formerly known as Ethermint

Full disclaimer: this is a mental exercise, not a full blown post, or something that I thought of before starting to write. It's just something that I try to figure out as I go along. TBH, I started to

You’ve probably seen dozen of variations of this. It’s quite a popular meme and for good reasons. As any good joke, it mixes the unexpected with the funny in a short, easy to remember form. And yet, there

I’m a geek. I like geeky things. And I never made a secret out of the fact that I like, from a geeky perspective, cryptocurrencies. 10 years after Bitcoin was created, I still have my a-ha moments when

This post from @makerhacks (which seems to have been started by @snook and @whatsup) brought back so many nice memories. I decided to join in. Basically it's a short self-interview about my blockchain

We're in a middle of a whirlwind - again - in our crypto universe. Bitcoin is bleeding - again - and the alts aren't feeling better either. As crypto veterans, we know this happens every few months (although

A couple of months ago, at one of the crypto meetups in Lisbon, I met the creator of an interesting crypto card game. Like, you know, played with real cards. She asked a few people if they want to play

There's something on my mind ever since I noticed the elasticity of the HIVE rewards pool (a few years ago, when I started to be a witness and got more involved with the tech). By "elasticity"

The last couple of days were intense. In trading jargon, there was "blood on the streets". Bitcoin fell from $53k, a level labeled by the majority of analysts as "key", down to $42k,

As the weekend unfolds, so are my chronicles of this event, which I was waiting for a month or so. If this is the first time reading one of my posts, here the TLDR: during the last few months, HIVE experienced

Because Bitcoin fell so hard last night, dragging the entire market with it, I decided to have a look at our beloved Hive, and see how it does. Of course, I was also interested to see if there's something

I don't always do charts, but when I do, they have triple bottoms. I'm joking, obviously. I do charts from time to time, just be aware that these are just ramblings, they are not by any chance financial