Bringing business models such as Patreon or Substack into HIVE's blockchain would certainly be another example of its possibilities for engaging more users and creating movement. In HIVE there are many communities dedicated to art, but I don't know if the average user is willing to pay a subscription to see content.
It's more likely that engagement will remain extemporaneous (perhaps the “I pay now for what I want to see now” model, offers more freedom), with no early access privileges. (I don't know...)
Was your app based on HIVE?
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Yes, it was Hive and it interacted with Hive-Engine tokens as well. On the Hive-Engine side, the utter lack of documentation (that is documents describing how programs need to interact with it), left me copying and pasting code far too much. Hive itself is far better in this regard.
I think chart analysis (called by many technical analysis), which to me is rather like astrology rather than astronomy, is what people will pay for. I don't do chart analysis. Business analysis (also called technical analysis) is looking at how a business works internally.
The best way to make money for me is to get a full-time job. They people who tell you otherwise are also people who have worked decades at full-time jobs. Hmm...