Freedom of choice goes both ways.
It surely does, no arguments there.
If it goes to $10 I'll be happy, but I don't rely on it for my life and so whatever happens, my life will go on.
I see it the same way, not putting any number on it just yet, just doing my thing and investing whenever I can, however I can. Even if Hive hits a huge number, I'll still be around with whatever stake I have in the game. The curation mechanics here surely is interesting, and it's a step forward, towards WEB3. So I'm guessing that I'll be around for quite a while, because I'm all in when it comes to WEB3 and its development. At this point I absolutely detest WEB2 and where it's all headed.
What I find funny is when people try to indicate that I always had a large stake. I started with zero and built it through content creation, I didn't invest it in the blockchain initially. They whinge and moan about not having much and denigrate me for having a larger stake and therefore some voting (up and down) power.
They'd rather complain and waste their time and energy, instead of coming up with ideas and ways that will help them grow on the blockchain. They usually have a short-term "milking" tendency, looking for ways to plagiarize and milk their way forward. It's actually quite common, even if there isn't any reward in the end, people will still plagiarize and like to show that have ownership over other people's stuff and content lol. I've seen it first hand in the many sectors of WEB2, pathetic people with no originality, nor the desire to be creative.