No way. I hate using that word investment and hate regulators. Token holders is how I refer to people who own crypto, not investors. I know MemeHive is not an investment but a utility token!
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No way. I hate using that word investment and hate regulators. Token holders is how I refer to people who own crypto, not investors. I know MemeHive is not an investment but a utility token!
O.K. Thanks. It's the "live off the rewards" from your post I was mostly responding to. I wanted to make it clear for others reading your post that MEME isn't an investment for security purposes.
Thanks for your support of MemeHive!
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Yeah, I can see exactly what you mean now. I think the gaming aspect of this is something I have never seen before. I have been a gamer all my life up until I started buying crypto in 2017. TON and HIVE feel like games to me. I would never want to sell all the cool stuff I obtained for some character I created in a massive online multiplayer RPG game. The situation with meme tokens is similar. Unstaking and selling tokens would put me out of action. I did not express myself clearly. I should have said that I’m earning passive meme rewards from the effort I’ve put in, and those meme rewards may result in passive income. In other words, i will never need to sell my stake. I don't think anything like this has ever been seen in all of crypto history, lol. Are those on Hive the first to come up with something this revolutionary?
That's a good question. I'm sure you already know that Hive forked from Steem almost five years ago. The MEME token originally started as a Steem-Engine token and was ported over to Hive after the split. Steem had announced what it called Smart Media Tokens (SMTs), but as far as I know, after Justin Sun bought Steem, SMTs went nowhere because the new management over there focused mainly on TRON.