RE: The Hive early adopter fallacy
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I am one who lost patience. On my other account, rather than build my account with posts and curation, I have been buying. It's funny, an early adopter can be outdone by somebody with a lot of cash. Instant Whale. The opportunity is there for all of us.
I didn't really figure out that I could build up my Hive account until I started buying other crypto. One day, I reached $5000 in value from crypto, more than I had ever saved in cash. That's when it clicked that I could do the same thing with Hive. I obviously have the means and the ability to set aside money. It would be the equivalent of about 20K Hive, except that it would actually be more because I'd be earning Hive along the way.
We have the ability to do more than we think we can do. And if we can do that, why couldn't we take it a bit further the next time? With Hive, that's kind of baked in. Each action grows our stake a little more. We just have to keep raising the bar on ourselves.
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Yes, in stake, but one has to have the capital and will available. However, here are plenty who have bought the stake but have never garnered community support. Buying in or working in are different animals. I prefer the hybrid approach, because I like participating - as well as potential future financial gain.
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