Marketing is the key to success for atls because of how many thousands of alts there are vying for attention.
Steem benefits from marketing. It benefits from matching steempower rewards with tron which trades on the major exchanges.
I've been puzzled that the Hive people haven't tried to get their coin on more exchanges - coinbase, kraken and so on. That is the key to gaining acceptance. The Tron guy understands this, but the anti-marketers of Hive don't.
A Coinbase listing might be expensive. Kraken would probably be worth a shot. Hive is already traded on many major exchanges.
The wHIVE/ETH pair on Uniswap has extremely little liquidity:
https://info.uniswap.org/pair/0x50702c216ca6906a18ff105d5dfb1602e8bf0d03
Perhaps a bHIVE/BNB pair on Pancakeswap on Binance Smart Chain would work better because smaller transactions would make sense because of the smaller fees on BNC.
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Kraken is defintely worth a shot. Most alts on Kraken trade against EUR and USD as well as BTC.
The key thing to understand is that most investors take the trouble to undergo the verification of one platform and then they stick to it. That means their investing opportunities are restricted to the alts on that platform.
if Hive wants to break away from the eastern platforms (Binance and so) and service it's mainly western users, it needs to be on Kraken.
i have hit up kraken in the past. They want to talk with the core devs, aka @blocktrades. Not with a random like me :D
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@rose98734 I agree with you. I am no fan of Justin Sun, but if we want to beat him at his own game, Hive needs to overtake Steem in both price and market cap, and the only way that is possible is by running ads, appealing to exchanges like Coinbase, and giving rewards in another crypto such as Ethereum in proportion to Hive power. Giving out Ethereum would be a great way to beat Justin, because Eth is both more well known and more valuable than Tron.