uuu BURN! @phusionphil 

(insert that 70's show meme gif)

Sorry just adding hype :P nothing personal.

I have seen what some witnesses have done to you after reading through some articles. pretty shady stuff.

I'm afraid I agree with @antisocialist on hive being undervalued. I don't think that DV wars will help the cause either. The plagiarist and scammers of the average day hooligans already provide enough IMO. 

I think that we should increase user adoption.

I have been coming across people outside of the internet realm to speak to people one on one to join hive to make passive income. Who doesn't want to make money while they sleep? 

The main source of people I have been speaking to are people who have no money to invest, are working long hours, etcetera. Essentially it's people that just do not "Hive Time" to be involved in the "Hive Network". 

In many ways, the first reaction is a form of a complain but I disregard that internally and focus on listening and addressing the issues while reassuring them that they won't have to do anything st all but power up to a determined set goal. 

Let's say 100000hp Fair no?

I'm not the expert on the math so I will need to know that aswell...

>Note to self: What is the minimum amount of HP one needs to make a decent buck for poor economy's such as Mexico, India, etc etc etc etc

>Note to self 2: Who much hive will that be and how long will that take to get without publishing or investing?

>Note to self 3: Is the timing for that worth it?

Well, my approach to user adoption is to focus on having nothing less of someone else curating for you. ie curation trails. 

All we need them to do is make an account and set it up. Help them do it. Many have very short attention span so you may end up doing the whole thing anyways. 

But the important part is, they have an account and are following a trail. Done. It's a "set it and forget it" Grill 

Let it sizzle baby.

I sold at a dime but I was also rolling in cake when BTC hit $60K and then when Elon opened his fat mouth I sold and am slowly getting back into my backdoor that lead to hive.

You will not find someone who takes their decentralized conceptualization of blockchain technology more serious.

The Hive I sold at a dime was acquired at less than 7 cents US, and it was a 30% dividend in my books for all the stress the hive hard fork was, I have 3 dead services now I just use as voting concierge services.

@hive-vpn (looking for $100,000 Investment to hire IT, recommended by @privex )

@zelegations - anonymous delegations on the zcash blockchain, no one will know who is sponsoring your HP, secured with the highest grade cryptography available to send money with, the ZK-Snark)

@cerberus-dji - my drone blog, which is ruined by covid travel restrictions and my friend crashing his drone who would join me

Now I just trade because it's all I feel there is any purpose to in my life now.

I don't know man. HIVE can be so many things, a tokenized incentivized blogging platform is probably the least savvy example of what it could be. Most curating is done via automation and a ton of posts are low effort and/or auto posts as well too. 

It's been quite a few years now - all the things HIVE / STEEM were meant to be if only everyone would do X,Y,Z, has come and gone I feel. 

It's up to creativity and imagination and maximisation of the HIVE graphene tech + possible other undiscovered features which will make it's price go up (outside of whales and pumps of course). 

Or a deflationary interest curve the longer the users holds the funds?

That interest stuff is annoying me, it seems like more thought when into the interest than the rewards pool lately.

Also full transparency I sold all the hive that I bought at $0.10 because of the attitude of the Witnesses on here, I was about to increase my Holdings substantially but decided to just take the profit generated in Bitcoin on a trade.

Can't blame anyone for selling with @someguy123 and @deathwing upvoting spam comments on my posts because it's their friend...