Hive: So Much Going On I Can't Keep Up
This is something a number of people have posted. The fact is that Hive is at a point now where it is impossible for one individual to stay on top of all that is taking place. This is a terrific point to reach.
In this video I discuss how Hive is like building a physical structure. We only a couple bricks are in place, it is impossible to see from 100 years away. However, if the masons keep building, eventually that structure can be seen from miles away.
We are like the stone masons, building the structure brick-by-brick.
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HIVE is fun to explore. It really does feel like exploration too.
Fun and being financially rewarded. Who can turn their back on that?
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I've been doing my best to try but I have to say I hardly get any sleep and I'm freakin beat trying to keep on top of it all and make sure I get as close to first movers advantage as possible. I seriously feel like I spend ALL day here now either reading, curating, investing, writing or planning. Not that that's a bad thing :)
The SPK Network kind of is feeling like tribes from Hive-Engine but more advanced allowing for more than one block chain plus a full suite of other advancements that one's going to talk A LOT of time digging into and building up.
I have a feeling SPK is going to be huge. That is a worthwhile place to really get a grasp as to what is taking place. I believe any time spent learning that one is time well spent.
Things like that will keep popping it. We are a lot way from the days of do I buy Bitcoin or Ethereum.
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I have been trying my best by following people but yes I can barely keep up with everything going on. Especially when there are games to play and not enough time to get everything done. I don't know what to do when the space gets larger in a few years.
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Yep. Even the areas of stuff we are involved in is expanding rapidly.
We are now to the point where there is more than any single person can follow. That is a positive.
It is up to the hivemind to share what they know.
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This place is a cornucopia of low-hanging fruits. Everything is cheap with lots of potential but nothing is actually there yet. The worst part is there is only so much money to go around. Between klye's project(s), LBI's projects, Leo's projects, and then a plethora of tribes and dripcoins and miners, and oh, don't forget about just owning Hive or Leo or Cub outright, this place has a sink everywhere you turn.
I'm all in on LBI, have solid stakes in Leo and Hive, and a growing bag of Cub. Things are going to have to make some moves before I'm able to participate to any great degree in future projects. Hopefully owning pieces of the aforementioned will allow me to participate in lots of future opportunities without having to dig into my pockets. Otherwise, I'll just have to be happy with building things by the drip for a while.
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Ironically, 3 or 4 of those tokens could end up generating enormous amounts of wealth on here.
People seem to think they need thousands of tokens. They do not. Only a small handful will do, if they are the right ones of course.
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Can’t keep (it) up? you just need the little blue pill my friend.
Or a hot blond.
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Well spoken
I've been working on my project quite a bit.
Slow going but I'm getting excited about it.
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There are dozens of people like you putting stuff together. We are seeing a lot of things happening. That is how someone puts up a post announcing something that nobody knew was under development.
Eventually the lack of direction will become our greatest asset since there is no one thing we are specializing in.
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Some of what if being developed is bound to be successful, I just hope it gets the recognition and market interest that it deserves
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Law of averages says that.
It is just a matter of having the patience for the development to take place. In the meantime, we need to keep the level of engagement going so newer people who find this place are enticed to look deeper.
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Trying my best :)
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Hive is a great place, and hoping it will be recognized more in crypto world. There's a blockchain and crypto group here in the Philippines which recently featured Hive.
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That is great. Hopefully it expands and brings a great deal of people on here. Hive is offering something that I do not really see across the crypto world, the ability for people to start being rewarded on a grand scale.
We need that message to get through to people.
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I just joined the Hive community a few days ago. And the thing I found, it is fun but not a waste of time like other apps, I learned a different kind of experience here and also I'm happy about being financially rewarded.
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The next scheduled Hive upgrade (hard fork) is easily the one I'm looking most forward to. If HBD finally gets tamed, it will be a big deal. Also I'm expecting engagement to pick back up on Hive proper which will be nice.
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Summary:
In this video, the speaker addresses the challenge of keeping up with the rapid pace of developments in the Hive blockchain community and the broader crypto space. He emphasizes the decentralized nature of these ecosystems and how it leads to a plethora of diverse projects and initiatives. The speaker highlights the need for impactful projects to attract users and mentions specific projects like Exode, Splinterlands, and others in the Hive community that have the potential to make significant strides. He underscores that continuous development and increasing user numbers, even by just one individual, are crucial for the growth and sustainability of the ecosystem.
Detailed Article:
The speaker delves into the issue of the overwhelming amount of activities and projects within the Hive blockchain and the larger cryptocurrency world, noting that it has become challenging to keep track of all developments. He reflects on his own experience of spending countless hours researching and monitoring the space, emphasizing the impossibility for individuals, including himself, to stay abreast of everything occurring within the Hive community. This situation, according to the speaker, illustrates the dynamic and innovative nature of the blockchain world, where new projects and updates are constantly emerging.
The speaker acknowledges the progress and challenges faced by the Hive blockchain since its inception, noting its transition from Steam and the subsequent growth within the community. He draws parallels between Hive and Ethereum, emphasizing that it is the applications and projects built upon these blockchains that determine their success, rather than the base technology itself. Mentioning DeFi platforms like Curve and Uniswap on Ethereum, he underscores the importance of attracting users through practical and engaging projects like games and decentralized applications (DApps).
Specifically, the speaker mentions Exode as an example of a project that has continued to develop, hinting at its potential to become a popular blockchain game. He discusses the significance of attracting users to these projects, citing the impact even a relatively modest number of users, such as 10,000 or 25,000, can have on the ecosystem. The speaker emphasizes that the key lies in the creation of compelling projects that can draw users and increase engagement within the community.
Furthermore, the speaker touches on the decentralized and diverse nature of the Hive community, where developers and users are engaged in various activities ranging from front-end and back-end development to gaming, mobile applications, and more. He stresses the need for impactful projects that can resonate with target markets and attract users from traditional platforms like Medium or WordPress. The speaker highlights the importance of continuous development, stating that substantial projects with real-world utility are essential for driving adoption and growth within the Hive ecosystem.
In conclusion, the speaker encourages continuous development and growth within the Hive community, emphasizing the significance of increasing user numbers and the role of impactful projects in achieving this goal. He advocates for persistence and expansion, urging individuals to contribute to the ecosystem's evolution and attract new users through innovative and engaging projects.