we must not ignore the problems on Hive; we need to address them directly instead of avoiding them and sweeping them under the carpet. Every one of us should take responsibility for fixing the issues that hinder the growth of Hive.
Hive has super cool technology, but the community has some insincerity. Let's be honest we must be honest, most people are only motivated by rewards rewards rewards money money money. Do you think anyone would use Hive if there were no rewards? BIG NOOOOO
Take a step back and look at Hive objectively. Ask someone you know to give you an honest opinion about Hive.
Things need to change. The stake obtained through mining and vote selling should be sent to null, which would significantly reduce the supply of Hive. Making burn posts and burning tokens on an unlimited supply token is pointless, as it only increases the token supply it doesn't reduce it.
Did you know that burns also reduce the voting value of Hive users your vote is worth less, especially for smaller stakeholders. We also need to look at who is making the most Hive and HBD and how they are using it. Are they just selling on the open market, while others are hoping to earn a living from Hive in the future? In most cases, it's unlikely to happen due to the concentration of power in the wrong hands on Hive. We need to make changes to Hive. There should be no special treatment for anyone on Hive; NO SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR NO ONE we all should follow the same rules. Creating rules just to break them does not make sense.
We hope to contribute to the growth of Hive. It's up to all of us to play our part.
Although I'm new here at HIVE for me you said everything I think.
It takes a lot of internal reflection.
The crypto market is undergoing normal corrections but it would be important to give the project a new direction.
There must be dedication and passion for valid and deserved serek rewards. HIVE is not a bank, that said!
Stfu.... You're spammy ass is not doing anything good for Hive. You are mentally ill dude
Most people do not realize it is even technology but you are correct.
This is 100% true. And that is the crux of the entire industry. People think like users and not owners. Web 3.0 is much different than Web 2.0 but people have not made the conversion.
What is missing is people who are truly building businesses as opposed to people looking for income. Going back to your first statement, we are dealing with technology which offers quite a lot. Yet people are still touting the "blog to earn" ploy, something that failed repeatedly.
This should be the tagline.
It is up to those who are here to do their parts. That is what the ownership mindset is.
Can you not upvote a guy who spams the blockchain with the same comment over & over again with 3 different accounts and is getting downvoted on every single account x)