Hive on a Downtrend
I think of Hive as that one side hobby project that gets you generating income on the sidelines and if it moons, you win. If it doesn't, you learn how to invest better with your time and how to exist in crypto. Tokenization, crypto, and the future includes blockchain tech in some form and being in the space gives the person an edge. A crude example is like being the first to have a computer at home (dial-up era) before everyone start using a laptop.
Worst Negative Scenario:
The blockchain dies and everything was a loaded waste of time.
Near Realistic Negative Scenario:
The blockchain will have a prolonged downtrend indefinitely that may or may not lead to worst negative scenario.
Best Case Scenario
The blockchain lives and moons in the future.
Realistic Positive Scenario:
It will have a downtrend, reach consolidation indefinitely, then set itself up for best case scenario. It could just be a zombie token, not dead but passively riding the broader trend without purpose (but people somehow make money off it).
It's been more than a decade since this tech was introduced and rather than institutional shutdown where people naysayers said it will be, we end up with more news about institutional adoption in small increments. I don't think Hive as it is has a shot at getting big with the way it's being run but the probabilities aren't 0 and there's no stress in just riding along the waves. You just don't close off pathways that might work out in the end.
On the money side of things, I've already lost motivation "trying harder", and my activities here are more of challenging how long I can keep this content creation + hobby on the sides work since it's the "system" of doing thing investing my time on before diving more into building that art account I'm procrastinating for. Just discipline building that's half-baked I guess.
Thanks for your time.
There are definitely lots of mixed feelings about the current and future price of Hive and HBD.
For me, I don't look at Hive in terms of a good or bad investment as it relates to its trading price. The price is mostly an emotional response and perceived value. So I look at value in a different way.
I am having fun playing a game while learning a great deal from many people in the community. Hive is about transforming creativity into useable resources that you use to improve on your personal development. If you get a chance in the future to sell some accumulated resources, then that is a bonus.
You can join me playing The PEPT Game where you focus on your art creation and I focus on my ability to grow digital wealth for The PEPT Game community.
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Price is more like acting on algorithm by default when BTC sneezes. I haven't seen Hive move in a real rally without BTC doing the same thing in a while so I'm guessing those buy and sell bots are just mimicking the bigger picture. I guess it's partly an emotional response to BTC~
I tried googling this but what exactly is it? peptide game shows up.
True and let us not forget who programs the bots. Now days, even the bots on Hive are acting emotionally.
The PEPT Game community on Hive.
My Hive creation.
If you searched with quotes, "The PEPT Game" you would get a hit back to Hive.
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Hive has been on a pretty slothly downtrend since I started using it some years ago, it's a fun experience all the same. I know I'm not 'making' money, but as long as we haven't put in funds we can't afford to lose, it's a great experience, both on the social and experience side of things. And, we can keep pretending we're 'making' money, simply by growing our HP. Let's pretend HP is real value :P
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I believe the issue with $HIVE's price is simply a consequence of the enormous influence the global market is currently exerting. However, it's not just their influence, but also the downward trend that has been occurring recently due to the events unfolding in the world. The United States, with its decision-making, the Epstein Files, the rise in the price of gold, the purchase and sale of oil in Venezuela, etc.
Despite everything that is said here at Hive, it must be admitted that nothing prevents us from being influenced directly and indirectly by the global market. Yes, he is a huge, fully developed economist who continues to grow in terms of projects, communities, and proposals. But in the end, money is everything and it's what makes the world go round.
I personally see Hive as a personal and main project. I've dedicated a lot of time to it and I hope to grow more and more in the future. I've only been here for two years, so I have a long way to go, but I know that, despite the influence and everything else, Hive will persist and emerge sooner or later. I also see Hive as a sleeping giant, among so many projects in its ecosystem; who knows if one will take off and attract so much attention that people will flock to become part of it.
We always hope for the best version of the future, but we must not forget that the worst is also an option. We just need to prepare ourselves well for what's coming.
I don't disagree. I think to add to the cope is treating Hive in a less serious manner as it has been doing a bad at comedy with the in house DHF funding issues. I just gave up minding how big stake holders that squander money on DHF and proud without much to show for it.
Well, I understand what you're trying to explain and I agree with you on that. What I'm saying is that, personally, I dedicate time and effort to Hive without the intention of focusing on what other projects or communities are doing. When one considers Hive as a means to an end, everything becomes clearer, regardless of what happens around its ecosystem or community.
To be clearer: as long as he pays me, everything's fine. 😅
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