I am not opposed to the idea ... but remember, @dalz already did the work on this ... until HBD stabilizer and the DHF are doing something different than what they are doing now, then the inflation is going to continue. I'm not going to sell any Hive next week because I'm not going to sell any Hive next week, but if I DID, it would not even dent what Hive's internal mechanisms are responsible for.
I also would like more people to understand: Hive is an altcoin, and altcoins lag Bitcoin tremendously. 90-99 percent of the value comes out in bear markets and throwing effort down that hole won't change it until the market is ready for altcoins to be up. This can be studied and understood from market data.
Now, I also read in these comments that a million people wanted to be here, and people protecting their gravy train drove them off -- if that is true, and every aggrieved person tells seven people, then Hive has a burden other altcoins do not, and it will take serious, focused marketing to overcome it. Hating content creators and blaming them for all that goes wrong has a cost: they are content creators. They talk. That's a problem if that million-number is anywhere near true.
As great as we know Hive is, Hive has to be accountable for its on internal mechanisms, understand its position in in the market and market cycle as an altcoin, and focus on making friends and not enemies. If we can't do that for more than a week, no one else in the world has to be bothered. Not selling Hive is a good idea ... we just need to address the HBD Stabilzer and DHF on that to see real change ... and then hang on and be patient and not alienate newcomers.