I bought two shares of Apple when it was $45 per share. I haven't purchased any more since then, but I own 112 shared due to splits. If only I had purchased more than that :) I see what you are saying here. It is hard to know which of the projects are actually going to amount to something and which ones are just going to suck your funds down to zero. I don't think Hive is one of those. I have invested in Hive beyond my time. I am probably going to invest a little bit more before the week is done. A lot of it will depend on what the price of BTC decides to do. I have always felt there is a lot of potential here. It is the perfect example of what many of the other blockchains are trying to become. Why it hasn't gained more traction... Who knows.
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It is amazing what can happen over time when something is extremely successful. Apple has done fabulous for people. That said, there was a time when many were not confident in it.
The same could be true for Hive. There is a lot taking place.
The lack of development to put it simply. Listening to the developer's call about the base layer, it is a matter of them prioritizing things that are needed due to a lack of developers. If there were 1,000 around here like on Ethereum, things would be much different.
Here we are seeing progress and a lot happening at layer 2, which is going to bring Hive the success. Hive, like Ethereum, is dependent upon what is build on it as opposed to a bitcoin situation which is being framed as something completely different.
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Once again, good points!
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